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r/^0 N in LOVE:
OR, THE
INNOCENT THEFT.
c o ME D y.
TA KE N FROM
Thimon Misanthrope
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SI E U R DE L I SLE.
A> it is A<3cd at the
Theatre-Royal in Drury-Lane.
By His M A J E S T Y's Servants.
LONDON:
Printed for J. Watts at the PriDting'Office in
Wild-Cettrt near lAmoWi'Inn Fields,
MDCCXXXIII.
[Price One Shilling Six Pence.]
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To His HiGHSEis th«
TRIN CM oS RANG E.
StR,
B M B llluftriotjs Hoiife of RJf^GE
I has been of fwch Importance to the
I Liberty o£ Europe^ jand fo intimately
3 concem'din prefervingthat oi Great
i Britain in , particular, that 'tis a fore
of Injuftice to negleft any Opportu-
nity of |faying it the Compliments^ . it fo ju^y a^d .
eminently deferves.
V Permit me then, Sir, to niake ufe.of the pre-
■> fent, in approaching . Your .Highness with
all the Awe and Reverence -which is due to the
~ Memory of Your .great .Anceftors, and Ywr
cwB Pcrfonal Virtues ; 'Tis a License which the
Mufes have been long indulged in j 'Tis one of
their btft and nobleft Privileges, zoA which
A 2 they
- D E t) 1 CATION.
they cduld never challenge on a mofe proper of
more laudable Occafion.
• '1 . fliould,, indeed, be , better jufti^cd in thi«
Addrefs to Your Highness, if the Piece 'tis
aninex'd to, was, in any Degree, equal to the
Illuftrious Name it has the Honour to be in-
fcrib*d with : I muft frankly confefs that, in
this View, it ftands in need of a much better-
Apology than is in my Power to niake : ' Trifles,
'tis true, ought never to be oflfer'd to the Confi-
' deration of Princes j but, if Refpcft and AfFeaion
have no other means to difcover themfelves,
their Sincerity fliould be allow'd to plead a Par-
don for the want of Manner and Importance.
When I confider the univcrfal Efteem which
the Britijb Nation have conceiv'd -for -Youj;.
Highness, I am tempted to- believe, I can-
not make my Court to them naorc effeaually
than by this little Compliment to Youi They
have appear'd fo thoroughly fenfible of Your
Highness 's great and noble Qualifications,
and fo fincerely pleas'd with the Profpefl of
feeing them united with the many diftinguifli'd
Virtues and Graces of a Princess^ 'tis both
their .Duty and Inclination to honour; That
1 have flatter'd my fclf, they wou'd not be dil^
pleas'd to have their Sentiments convey'd thro'
any Vehicle, which would not give Offence,
when it was intended for Praifej or wrong the
Intention, by not knowing how to cxprcfs it, as it
ought.
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DEDICATION.
To make tn infallible Judgment of the emi-
nent Regard^ which the Publick (o juftly pays
to .Your HiOHNEBs, we need only recolloft
with what Impatience we cxpedxd Your Arrival^
with what Joy we rccciv'd You, and what a
Damp Your prefent unfortunate Indifpolition has
cafl: over all the Gaiety of the Kingdom: Your '
Highness 's Health is the general Inquiry
and Concern; and Your Recovery will be th«
certain Renewal of the general Joy.
In the mean while, if Your Highness will
condefcend to receive TIMON in your Clofe^
I fhall have the Satis&dion of having introduc'd
him into the beft Company in Europe^ and doing
my Self the Honour to declare that I am, with
tiK greateft' SubmiOion and Refpe^
May it fkafe Tour H i o H H e i ».
Tour HiaHUBii's moft t^editntt
mjl devoted^ end mojl bumkU SenHm^
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P R O L O <; TJ E J % 4 'Friend.
'Spdfein by Jtlr. BR't'BG^JfrS'R. '
T ^£ar, 3»tl GeMtUiheii '. fitttt •«// Tra^trajpiw
'■^ li fnimii*d Pardon^ when it makes Confefftvpi
'%1IWJ that bur Play, a Sheaj of Fareig^n GteMtrigf
, J^adi to br dttmi^d, for its Excefi lof MtMi$g,
,ifbat'. tht\ to fottrt iiHdjMdgtt, tmr-Traii/lM*r
'HatUt Iddfe Scandal^ aid unbridltd Sdtiri !
Faiware hii Am: That Pk^ wot iuHt for 3i»kivgf
Wbire nant tan laugh, hut <K t^ EitftKce ef_ Thinking i
"Ih a frit Natiow^ 'lis toa Uke Subjt^ioK,
7a pay (^for Mirth} both Memy OKdReftexiom.
Wift Poets art eottmt with frefent Ltamghterf
Auk leave- the Reafinfor't, ttS rife, hereafter.
Omr .Author' f Mufe^ impertiwgVf^itteebdna Jtf,
'Wti^d, vjit^ a Ftenchmia's i»t/hd I4^iii-fire, warm jij
'Ghei y«tid PJay, vjhichy ere it ■wander' d hithir^
Srmght Palis fivnty crondtd Hirhts ttgether.
Whut it may da, in London, yoirtl inform' »t.
' ^reitctt-Bait>iei g^ard in vdiii, if Britons^oriA «/.
'Tit MO gay Opera: BMtthtre'smMebtktl'jfniMrtiiStf
The God of lV>t vomebfafes toaS a Part im'tl
Iplay the A fs i»*t — That, youUtfa/t mo fFomitr i
"Til a Dijgi'fe meft Men are ASors mnder.
1 grdnt it ^Jf"i '» Memi Shape, are commomi
Bmt Reofoaiog AOet bavrbtea btord-by ma Mam.
Tet, fimte be needs mmft chiDge me, viom'd be bad rm» it.
Up, to the Fafilion't Height ; mot mmder'dome it !
Had my \on% Eact iMi'Hoofi, ^fiM'dT'ram^matien,
Amd oae gay Dance beem learnt, I'd tbarm'd the.Natiami
Thefe §mptf FKBChmetf o/'*«r'Wlri»«y*tf/Bi(rs
Bmt, what s a mimblt TODgae withemt a Qiper ?
loot's one UtfeB. Amttbtr^ Um timet, greattff
It that bis Lady's Tafle it amt if Natmr*.
Sfinbtnom'rt^dMeritl Lsmii^Muiey'.
Jmd weds her TimoD, ^famfe be loft his Money t
Did Mem wamt If^ws, and for that Camfe wom'd take *emi
What Choice tf Bleffings kind Qaadrillc weu'd rnaHe 'em^
The reft, Fll not anticipate Jit quiet :
Amd, if yonr Tafle delights im Change of Diet,
Tom'H meet it im the plemteoms Feaft you came for,
th-efi'd im aforeigm Form, we have mo Name for.
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EPILOGUE
Sppke»,by Mrs. C i IP^S, in the Charafter
of Mercury,
\ITE.I.L, Sirt! aMrAMthrtbinhthert^sniMtfifit
' ' "P intrettiyour Ftrvour, at the God of ff^tf
iDttettt'rbis jvrruhed Pirafe, but mine*t CommUKi,
Jind I txftS- OJicdieiiee out of handt
Teu know- tic Povj'r pf my fompellmg W^nd,
One tfoader ycif've already ftfif ta-day ;
An Afi ttt IVit, md Htro of the PUy !
*Tiij»U0S t«% to^Ttvtrfe the Cafe^
Jind eboMgt tbt Ctilic to wb»t Pierot wat,
Atyofir twn Peril titm avoid Ili-tuttire,
• And, to eoneealyoHr Ears, forbear your Satin!
Om fecojid Thomghtt _— — Indeed^ it balks my PriJe^
fU Uy ^ Deity and fFand afide ;
ybe God of IVii m^ he a Stranger grovm^
And v/io can vatna Merits v/hen nninownt
/Is PriHfe of Sharpers, or I greatly wrong ye^
fve zealofii f^etariei enough among ye.
/Indyet, there's fo mneb Hazard in the Caafe^
^ps Odds^ iiftlam rook*d <f my Appkafe !
0ne Cvmfbrt y^ rematnt i — / tan t^pear *
^if^omanJliU: Attack me if yon dare !
^dvanpe in Form, viitb all your Strenpk and Still t
ffefnre fll meet yen with as good 4 IVitl:
^nd, ere ru ^'t the Cwthat vitb Dijgrofe,
fir Htm my Batky VU die if on tie Plate t
3ie Canfe I undarlait / (am dffendy
^nd, vibfw lonee *^, VmftHre to t»4.
f fhallei^w tien, the bojd^ ^ yon alt,
7v try your CoKr^e, tbif f riffle a Fall:
fFbat^ po Reply ^ fon're Cowards iheM, I Jin^t,
4n4 i""*' »** f^ 'XMijii to fee me Hd:
Ah, would nw Play'# Suecefi were ha^ fi tiear!
tTvnuld run ~^~'Twonld ram witi ^ptritlhro* tit TfV-
fio Glnt of Pleafnre would the Fancy thy,
§^fMiitfwJiight pnt^e ivnv Sfenet tf J(y.
mft" ' ' " '
Ppupatif
L)in;«.,G00glc
Dramatis Perfonsc.
. Timon^
Kerota
Socntei,
Mercury or Afpafia^
Iphicrates,
Caricles,
Singing Mafter,
Fencing Mafter,
Pancing MaftcPf .
Eucharis,
Mr. Roierts.
Mr. Brit^atef,
Mr. Hewitt.
Mn. Clivt.
Mr. Norm.
Mr. Tepham.
Mr. J&tu!,
Mr. Tiir^B//.
Mr. HfmfoH.
Mr. Davenport.
Mrs- Hertom
SCENE Athens J and the Adjacent Moun*-
taias.
7^ Puili/b'J, Prill Ont Shillli^ amd Six Ptnet,
(T' tahich ii frtfixt a vetj Cwn'oiu Prim if Mr. BO QT H, ZrffW/
Jr0m en Oririnal Painting sf Mr. JOHN VANDERBAN^
tfMr. GERARD VANDERGUCHT)-
MEMOIRS of the LIFE of BARTON SOOTH Elqi
'n^thiiis CHARACTER. To whicb are added fereral PoMical
Pieces, Written by HIMSELF, vjz. Tr^nflgtioM ftoJB Honice,
Songs, Odes, &c. To which ii likewif? annex-d, Tli* C A S E of
Mr. BOOTH'* la&tOxieh, and whit wu obferv'd (pimcul;^ly
with Tcgjutl to the Qiiick-Silver found in his Inteftines] npoa Dptning
of hia BoAy, in the Prefeace of Sir Hans Sloan, by Mr- A'^'ider
Small, Surgeon, fublitti'd by an Intimate Acqiuuptanceof Mr. fiOOTlff, ,
By ConfeaTof his W I D O W: Qox doffau Rt^qs c^it. ^or.
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7i&^ Innocent Theft.
the INTRODUCTION.
SCENE, -^ KunailainoKs Country, the
•Place o/TimonV Retreat: He affears h-
hg down at the Font of a Rock.
TtMON.
I JUPITER I at length coofider my Misfor-
wnts, ot lather vindicate ihj own F.nie in
peimitliitf! ihtm. Behold Jim. onh.ppy, "ho
nas loaded thy Altais with fo many H<ca-
,ombs; And, if thou thy felf art not taintaJ .
with the Vices of MeV">"' ''''!'* *" J°?
cannot bribe fo. .Fa.ou,, hntl downtb, Th.ndet_^on thof.
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z T I M o N /« Lovf i er,
uagrateful Wtetchcf, who fbfTer'd me to rain my &]( to tn-
rich them ; apd never forfook me 'till 1 wanted them. Ii It pof*
libte ihoa cand forbear to avenge me, or pnuilh then}? Fel-
lows, who ador'd me id Prosperity, and now iatbit aad defpile
me. £7'^wW«r.3 But hatk! ii thunders, and 7«^>«r it taking Arms
tJ deOroy ihem. Strike, Father of the Gods! but only Urike
thore Villaitit, and don't give thy felf the Trooble to' break
to pieces inlenlible Kocks and Trees, that nerec coa'd offend
thee.
SCENE II.
Mercury, Flutos, Timon.
7««.What, more Plagues! the very Dtfart can't pte&rre me
from the Sight of odious Man. I hate the whole Species, and
will fly even to the World's End to avoid *em. (^Go/w^.
Mer. Don't be in fuch a Harry, 7/»m»: We are not Men»
but a brace of Gods, and very good Company, 1 can aHare
yon 'Jupiter has heard yOnr Ptny*.
Tm. Has he confounded my Epemies, or rather his own?
'Tis but a fmall Favour I ask of him, to fatisfy my Vengeance,
and his Honotw.
Mcr. Why fo peeviih, 'timon'*. Sorely the Gods and you
may be of a different Mind. Suppole the Wicked are fufTer'd
to live, that's Punithment enough. Courage, Man ; I am
Mercury, and fent on purpofe to make thee rofy. Here's
honelt Plutui too has brought thee fuch a Cargo of Riches, that
thy falfe Friends (hall cnrfe themfetves for theii own Ingrati-
tude.
Tim, I'll have none of your Riches — < — they have co(t me
too dear already. Poverty has tenght me to know the World,
and I've now found out, the Mind is the Maker of its own
■ Happinefs ; an Advantage that Pltaus had never Senfc enoogh
tn teach and therefore, if his Godlhip does not march
off as he cam?, i ftuH ofe him at fctirrHy ai he dtferm.
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The Tmtocent 'Thsft. j
f /». The Man's m»d, Mtrtury, or he would not ^areto
treU ne with &> much Fccedoni. You know 1 am nevn ce-
ceiv'd with Ill-manDcn ; no, not by Princes theiufelvei.
Mtr. WelF, well, yon mvfl bear Ii for once. Remember,
on* Orders «e to enrich him, tho' 'tfi in fpite of h» Teeth.
Look here, Timtin, be a little modelt, and talte It for
grained, T^at the Godlkflow what you Waet bcncr than you
do yotH fttf. If yon are wife, do like the rell of the World ;
talce the Money, Fool, and hold yoot Tongue.
7*«. Ycj, this Ii like your Good-nature, to give me what'I
don't want. In iKii Solitude, my own Labau'r can fapport nle;
and Riches ate of ufe to none but thofe who feed the Follies of
Life. As for my Part, I hare dotwwiih "em; aad therefore I
fay again, avant Temptatiot] ! Plmxt may find Perrons enough
to accept his Trifles, tho' I ihfnk it proper to refufe 'em. ■
However, -to fhew you I-don'i defpife the Gifts of Jufiter, let
him impower you to|;raut me one Favour.
Mer. Name ft (hen. ,
Tim. 'Tis Mly to give a Human Voice t6 ttrtt AG, that I
biay be always ibraof CoRtpaoy I Ittei
Mer. The Man's aoad Indeed, I thtalt. .
. 7/w. Not fb mad as your Godfhip feems to imagine. My
Bead is thehoneQaftCrcati}reihjttlcTcr<ionverE*diTirh;bererv'd
me. without Intereft, In my good Fortune, and has not forfook
me in my ill.
Mer. I know very well, AiTes are not fnch egregious Fools
as^ Men take 'em for ; and many a long Pair of Ears has been
mifplac'd. Thy Notion is good,- 7i»ia», and it Ihall be grant-
ed. Jufiter himfcif, no doubt, has Jnfpir'd ihee with ihfs De-
mand, aud will make even thy Afs a Totor to inftru^ thee. —
Thou fhalt fee him a Man in an Inilant.
Tim. No, byno means, that will undo all; only make birti
fpeak. If he but looks like a Mati, I fliall be afraid of his
Carrifinf.
Mer. Don't (et thWt give you dny Pain ; he (iiall preftrve the
Remcinhrance atid 'Sitnplidty of his 6tR Eftate; I will only
i[dd ftrchs Gwpaciiy- » (ball qualify him to cnwrtaln thee.
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4- . Tim ON in Love-, or,
-Go, PlmtMtt •ndmakeieodjribc Money —-•and in the mean
wtiile, TImih, prepare to receive thy Alt in the Name and Fi-
gure of Pierol.
Plu. It veics me tho' to give a Fellow Money ihat hat ibe
lorolcncc to defpifc it - — but thii fame Jnfittr will be
obey'd.
Ttm. The Gods fmile apon me again— my Afs will of contfe
prove a Mao of Hononr ; hit Jadgment too will be found, aod
his Moral) Ca pare, that it will not be cv'n in (he Power of
Human Naiote to cotrapt him. As to the Money, I defpife it,
'tis my AverfioD, almoft as much as Man. But then this
Metamorphofis of my Afs ii a Gift worth my Acceptance ;
he will be profoundly wile; 1 fliall efteem hit Opinion be-
yood an Oracle.
A 1 K I.
Mer. MtMi hrm «f Earth like otbtr Brmtety
U^tb Storm their cretftug Kim Jtride^
Bui, tWibty h^ftfmperior Parts,
T%t0ddsitmifyiMtbtirPri4t.
If Jove, wbt ttmftr'djirfi the Mafs^
Inclines to mould it »*er agaim,
The Man Jegen'rates into /ffs,
7%e Afs is poiifo'd into Man.
SCENE III.
Timon, Pierot.
T^Hf. Ha! farely this Ii he, Merenrybas modeadrollF^ureof
him indeed I'll flaod afide and obferve him.
Pitr. What (he Devil is come acroft me ?. I amaltet'd, I
know DQf tiov? Sach a Change as this I never felt before!
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Whifi become of that ceveiCBd Length of Face, tod ihofe ve-
nerable Ears which tisM to adorn it > My Body too hits loft hs
ehirtnlDg Form, and iht Warmth of Its coovenieiH Hide.
1 had once a load, fonoroai Voice, clear, and mu-
iical ; now 'ris ftrnt, and fb uneqnil, that it frightens me !
What in the Devil's Name am I chang'd to? O ho! my Rea-
fon, fbtfooth, explains it. lamaMan — Alat! aMai); my
whole Form reremblet my Maflcr's, and 1 fear too is become
tlmoll as ridicolons. Ha, ha, ha! I laugh too ! The
HiuDoar of the Thing ! This Laughter was all I want-
ed to make merry with Mankind before. Upon the whole
Ihea, I am notforryfortheChange neither ;becaDfellhall now
be able to giiefs at the Infide of my Mailer, and account for
the many Abfurditici I hare feen him gaillf of.
Tim. HisRehnke may be jail; I'm fure *iis agreeable; and,
as far as 1, can fae^ he is already as mnch a Mui-haier as my
Iclf. O, my dear Friend * ihu will be the Icaft of your
Advantages, you were bat a limple Afs before, bat now yon '
«re the King of Bealls.
Pier. I am glad of that ; I can now flfep without Feu in the
ForeOs; year Lioni, and fuch kind of Savages, will tremblff
and obejT me.
Tim. Horn— ^I don't think it altogether fafe to trnft 'em;
*iii ten to one but they attack you wiih at much fury, as if you
WIS an Afs (till.
Pjer. Very foolilh, this iru!y. Man's Empire over the other
Brntet, I fee, is no more than that of a Bully-Afs, who in-
fults the iTimorous and Weak, but flics from the Strong anij
Courageous.
yVw. I Ihall reverence him more than Jo/a», he has more
Undertlandiflg.
Pigr. If that's all! (hall get by the Change, 'twill benoftch
mighty Catch, truly.
Ttm. As Man, all that yon fee was made for yna ; bst while
you were an Afs, yon were a Stave to me.
Pier. Ha, ha, hi !
Tfot. What do you Uogh ai ?
B ^ P'^"'
Pitr. Yow Folly.
Tim. la what?
Pier. Ip beiBg To tDQcli miftsfcen. —Why, 'tvai jour dtk
. ]y Care lo feed me, water me, drefs me; and, daring the
Pleikty of oat Seafon, provide for ms againft the ScTCrity of
aootticr.
' Tm. Well, what do you canelode from thencef
- Pier. That yoa was my Slare, ADd coaftqnenily made for
that End.
■ Tim. 'Tis very true. By Jupiter I I was fail Valet, With-
oat beiDg wife enough to know it.
pier. But to leave this Trtfliog. Tell me, (loweomet
it about that yoa are (b wretchedly lodg'd and accontred? Be-
lieve me, I have long had an [tch to know.
■ Tim. By being poor.
P»>r. And how came yoa lb?
Tim. By having been too lich. I have thrown awayinyEfiate.
on Men, atid tfiey hare angtatefnlly abandoo'd me to my owu-
Mifery.
■ Pier. The Rafcals ! Poor CreatDre, I pity yoa. But moSt
you he always poor?..
Tim. Nay, as to that matter, 'tis my own Faolt if I am; foe
the God of Richc! has offet'd me Gold in i^naduice, whit:b I
had the Grace to refufe.
Pier. Why?
- Ttm. Bec4a(c I woa'd not hare it again in my FowV to do
good to any body.
Pier. Indeed yon have fome reafon to (ay fo, if yoq only
mean it with regard to ihofe Scoundtils' who abiis'd you; bat
meihiiiks you might have accepted a Utile for my fake, who
never bctray'd yon.
Tim. No, Riches wou'd corrupt you loo, they wou'd prove
a Bail for deligning Men to deftroy your Innocence.
Pier. Don't you trouble your l«lf atmut that; I warrant ^a
I'll be upon my Guard.
Tim. You don't yet know how natural Vanity is to M^.
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Pitr. Trae; bat t Man 'vho was once an A&, and re-~
members ic (lil), cou'd not poffiMy be liable to that Infaeaa-
tioD.
Tim, I allo# there wou'd be fewer Foolt, if cv'ry Man
woa'd remiDd hJmfdf of his Origin, but the Pride of Ridiei-
defirojrs the Memory, aiul I have ieen Co maaj Indooces of ir,
that I don't think er'a you t» to be trnftcd.
Pier. Alt that I can leatn by you fi. That all Men are
Fools; andf to fpeak fraulily, I take you to be the Leadec ,
of the Herd,
Tim. Why fo?
Pier. Becaufe you refufe to be happy when you may, and,
by an habitual Abfutdity, fpunifh your felf for other Mens
Vices.
Tim. Gold is not the Parent of Happinefs. To be happy, is
to be pleas'd with one's Iclf, aod *tii impofilble to be pkas'd a-
mid the Follies and Vices of the World.
pier. Pflia! yon deceive your felf; an Afi, dying with Hun-
ger, thinks too much of his Wanit to be pleas'd with him-
felf ; but, if the Scene was to change fuddenly to a 6Re Mea-
dow, be wou,'d be donbl] a Fool if he did not enjoy Life ta .
the Dtmoft.
Tfftr. WonM you then «dvlf^ me to accept the Offers ef
Pier. O! by all means. I fancy there is much good to be
extraded from Riches.
Tim. But that can only be done in Society with Men, the
Creatures I ^hor.
Pier. No matter, if Life can't be enjoy'd without 'cm.
The Follies of Men fliou'd divert thee, their Vices iiifttaa,
thee. If thoa art wtfer or belter than ihe to& of the World, be
lilently vain, and comfort thy felf with the Plc;ifiire of I:;iow-
ing it.
Tint. I begin to be corrupted; Ati Afs will perfuade me,
when Men and Qods have fail'd.
Pier. Believe me. Friend, a Wolf wou'd be very" little
^em'd.amongll his Brethren, who forfook his Prey eo graz^e
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■vtltb Afles ; and, by the fame Rale, a Man becomci a Sav^e
who fiies from Society, and wilfiilty negledi the Platfyns in
his Power.
7(i«. I am conviDcM ; we'll lake P/kIxu at htiWoid,'aDda-
way with the Money to Athens. O what a Joy 'twill be ta
tantalize my falfe Fiieads with a Sight of the Gold ibey fhall
never touch ! I fhall at once be pleai'd with uf^aiding them,
and obferving yoor Behavioor amid th«r Vicet.
Pier. Ay, this is fomeihing like. And, fince I mnil be «
Man, ru make the moft of my new Being, ai 1 did of my old.
An Afs, I am fare, can't f«l of Eatettainment.
A I R ir.
'Tit not the Human Shape-nleHt,
1 Tbae feemt fo luondroMs jlrange \ "'^
L HSy Heari'i tHTH*dfavage^ and I grow
. A Tyrant by the Charge.
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Mercury, in the Sb^ «/ Afpafia.
M 1 R c tJ K Y.
TT7 HAT Mortil woa'd be ibic to dircOTcr Mirtmy \a Petti-
^ coui i I think Pnteut himftlf ii not Mifter of fo nift-
D7 difrerem Fomu m I ; and Faiih, as Mefleogcr of iheGodi,
I bare Bafinefi enough for *em «!!■ 1 am now become Ma-
AtmA^afix, fbrfootb, botb in Perfon and Voice, and even, in
thli Shape too, have my Handt lull of Intrigue ■— — Let me
fee, I am now to make Emebtrh and Pieret the Meani to tc-
cbncile Ttmtx to the World. Richei made him prodigal, and
Prodigality made him' poor; Poverty laid him open tn the In-
gntitnde of hii Friends, and their Ingratitude his turn'd him
jMo a Cynick. "Jmfittr ii equally difpleas'd with thc^ Ex'
tretnet, as both oppolite to Virtue ; and the Paniihment of Vice
it a kind of Jnftice that Virtue may denumd. Pitret it already
bufy in hii new ^etrice. *Tii time now to think of Euthtrit^
fhe has long fecrctly and tenderly lov'd Timt», uid 1*11 teach
her at fare a way to win him,, u if fhe had learn'd her Leflbn
from CafW himftlf ■■■■ ■ • — Here flie comes, Liover-like, to
vent a few amorous Sight, and enten^ her fond Heart with
its new Paffion.
AIR m. ,
Ltve't a find delmdiMg Psffitm,
Setking Phefmrt, fitre ef Ptun^
Sufiftfy feotbing ImtUi$tio»!
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Evtr tbeMfd m it fUp$ ;
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Eacharis.
1 don't know how it is, bat I find mj M( in s Cttaagt Ti-
biog> Tlie loKge of this 7Vttw« follawi me cv'ry where, f
not ooty xdmirt hi> Virlnei, bat imertft vaj &if iit hit Mitfbr-
taaes; nay, Tevw vrifh to be ioftrumental ia nifiog dim to his
former S(rteiid«r. Sarelf *ria ooty my otyo utural QeneroGty,
that is the Motive of this dfltcaie Coacern; ud yet 1 un t-
feud, yes, indeed am I, that there's fotiKthinf; elGt at the Bot-
■«Hn. Theo again, is it poffiMc I fbould fall in hmt
With a Cynickf 1 woald faia flaitoi my ftif I hire a better
Tafte.
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Arpalia, Eucharis.
AJ]^. TWorrow, iny dear Eucharii ■— Yon look is if I
*ad fiirptii'd yon, Child, By your choofing to be alone dna,
voa'd almofl imagine yoa were in Love.
EM(h. If I am, 'tis with a Perfou not altogether the moft.
Gallant in the World I came hith« to entertain my felf
wi[h Timon.
Aff. With TimoK %■■■-.'
Efub. Yes, my Dear; <hia Fotiaae* are «i flow again, and
bis formet Flatterers prepare to befi^c him uCw with the*
fordid
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foKKd AdolMibns; ai if ARcftntmeat, fo w«II groQnded as his,
was only the Rcfalt of hii Poverty, and both woo'd be re-
mold together. I coofefi, be ifpetw to me in the mod no-
ble Ligbty 1^ hi; jolt Contempt foe f«u:h taAmoDs Profldo-
tioD. ■>
Afp. Love, I TeCi hu a tboufiwd ways to work himftlf into
a Woman's Heart; and the Tcry Thing, whl<* locks the Ifaor
to one, opens it to another.
Eueh. To be frank, my Dear, if I con'd perfuade my felf to
love any one, 7»wio» won'd be the, Man. The generous Free-
dom which inrptrci him to cenfnre the little Adions of Man-
kind with the Severity they fo jaflly merit, is an Argument his
A9e£lion won'd be as (tnccre on the other Hand. O ! what a
Joy '{wou'd beto conquer a Heart that declares it felf, fo haugh-
tily, an Enemy to the whole ilpecies, and to recover him from
the' Savagenefs thkt has imbitter'd his Temper to the whole
World.
yf/p. Redly, Ciiild, fuch aConqneR wonM be worthy of your
Charm*; and, if the Snare con'd be laid to Advantage, Iwou'd
advife yoQ to attempt it.
Eueh. Sappofe I ihould fet my Heart on*t, do' yon thiulc it
impoffible I flioold fuccccd ?.
Aff. I don't know, my Dear; yon ve yoaDg, haudfom, and
witiy; Qualities, the moll to yourpurpofeofany in the World,
and, if maoagM with Prudence, irreliltible.
Ejuh. I mafl needs own, 1 have a Month's Mind to try.
Aff. Indeed, my Dear, I am very apt to believe yon. But
remember, all depends on your own fiehavionr. There is not
^Fellow amongft 'em all, that has a Hcan invulnerable, if ym
know how to attack it on the weak Side; aad to Ay Trntb,
(herf is none fo foft, but has fome Art to defend iifelf. 'Tis
not always owiug lo the Valour of ihc Gtritfon, that a Fort
is not farrender'd, but tbe Ignorance of the AlTailBni. .
Bmh. Yoa know 'tis a Woman's BuHiief) to trolt to Na-
inre inthefe A^airt. I hate the artfil Coquet fo mach, that I
(ball iKTcr imitate ber^ evco to captivate TTnnw- No, he
chatm'd
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chartn'd me hj hii Sfncerft;, and I voa'd influence him the fine
way.
/Iff>. This is very heroick, myDeir, but Tcry abfard;^a
Ttem to be Utile acquainted with Men. Believe mc, nothing
undoes as fooner than too great an Opinion of their Fidelity;
their Heart! are all over Caprice in Love; nothing bat Difficiil-
ty can make them telifh the moft valuable ConqneQs ; and a
too eafy Poflefllon diPgufts them in a Moment. Tii fot
thit Reafon a Woman of Spirit coquets it with her Fa-
Tonrs, apd keeps Paffion alive by laying new Bin ip ill
way.
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IVbat^s the Source of each new PtffiQnX
Some Mtw Beamy imenjoy'd:
When we glut tbe htli»a^o», . ^i>.
What thy fourteJ, tbey avoid. >
Be it then tbe Fair's Endeavouf
To imfme ier Cbarmt Vihb Skill !
AUJhe givtt jf tbti a Favour,
Pleafiire wears vibta Sbafefre viilfj
Don't think, my Dear, I condemn all Sincerity in Love. To
be fure ro Paflion can be laftiag which his not that for it)
Foundation but Art may be allow'd to decorate Ae Baild-
ing, and the moft tender and delicate Lover onght no more to
refent Tnch innocent Cunnings, than qparrel with her Head-
drefs for beautifying her Face.
Euei. You feem fo well vers'd in ihefe Affairs, that I am
oblig'd to fubmit tnj Opinion to yours.
Aff. You'll find It to your Advantage, my Dear, 'tis'faial
Experienceof the Treachery of Men, tl\at makes Timtn ftch
• Foe to illProfeflianJof Friendfhip or Love, which he is
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the my thnefore to facceed with him, i> to pat on hit owq
Chlnder, rail at the World, tell dilagreeable Traiht, and
beat him at his own Weapons. Yoa have ootMng elfe to da
bat thiR i 'tis attacking his Hqart in its Foible ; Love and jroiir
own Charms will fooa do the rcA.
Eiuh^ I Qiall follow yoai InOraaioas wftbSpiiit, my Dear:
Women have a aatoial Paflioa fbr Scandal ; and, to &y Tratb,
there are Tome Particulars ia Timon, that dcTctve It.
jifp. 'Tis ten to one, but he is ev'n with yon; but proceed
on jroot way with Courage, without regarding the Thocm;
'tis impoflible you thou'd fail of Succefi in the end.
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Mea thiak tbtir Cawtjgt only try'df
i» daring Death, mben Homw ealls'i
But Love to fFar it near dlfd^
And oft, in both, the Hero fallt.
Fahur and Strength ma^ tdd^he Cbitf ;
If^o tombttts im the bloody Fr^y^
tm Love they neither yield Rtlkf\
H^t only [^e that rmit amay.
Hete he comet with all .hit Clients about him, and his Treat*
inem of them will be a LelTon to yon; I leave yoa to aunage
lum at kifure.
SCENE IV.
Timon, Pieror, Iphicrates, Carlcles,
Tm. Hence Traitors! I can fee, thro* your Flatteries, tbe
Villany of your Souls; the only Prcfent I won'd make yon,
iho«*d be a Galh)ws, where many fgch Rafcalt have been
hang'd
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hat^'d alteadj ; and, iTyoti have a mib4 ro Mlow ibtff Ei-
ample, I (hall, by no mean), hioder To great u) Advatit^ eo
Ihe Poblick.
Pwr. Aw«y » the Devil with ^r FriendHiip ! «e'II have
Done of it.
//*. Snrdy, ?*«R>», yoB ha?* not fbigot me, yo«r old
Pricad^ who have wenry'd tbc Gods with Pnaj-en K> re&ore:
your former Pollctiy.
Pier. O bo ! thn is ati honcA Mtt : pt'yihee tmbrace him^
Tim. Yoa oolythtek fi>, beeatift yoa doii*t know hfnt; yes,
I remember thee well, ihoa art Ipbicratts, who law me dying
with Hanger and Thirft, and, not ouly lefiit'd me a Glafs of
Water, but loaded mt with Injuries and Reproaches, in re>
torn for all the Beacfits I had ftowr'd upon thee. "
Pier. Villain! t<s call Wmftlf yom Friendj when hehad re-
fns'd to relieve your D^rcls with a Glafi of WaMr. "Sdeath,
I hare a great mind to cat his WiDdf>^>t,
tph. Don't ie iecl away by Appearances, dear Timou ■ the
Gods thcmfclves can witne& to the Fricodlhift I bear thee.
'Tis not an Hont 'fince I made a rolemii Sacri^ce to thank
them for the Faroars they have done thee.
Tan. Thy Intenfeis BlriJjheMy, and wbti*d -provoke the
Gods againft me.
Pier. Hera's li^iaitaca with a Vct^nnaej he WtnCi
CoftabothGoda and Men In a breath. Away, or I'll Ibcvllicc
thee to the Fudei, who will be glad to take thee at ttte Aft
Offer. [Beats him off.
■ Car. This waiwell done, Tuwa; facb a Fellaw atJie
cou'd never dcfcrvc yoar Favour; yon know 1 am quite c
different fort of Creataie, and- have brought my Credentials
with me ; here's a fubtime Ode on your late ViSury over year
Enemies.
Tim. How canli thou apply it to me, who never yet was in
tteWirs?
Csr. NoDUMMr, if you had, yoa had certafuly btfeaVidori'
nd ttm's as ynlU . ^
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T$m. I perceive thoa art be who flatter'd me, in mjr
Profiwrity, with Virtues I never pofleft,' and, in my Afflic-
tion, charg*d*me with Crimes I was never gailt7 of.
Pitr. Hark ye, Friend, halt ihoo npt provided a fubltme
Ode for me too ?
Car. Sir, you may command; me when yon pleafe ; but
pray. Sir, what Tort of CtHoplitDent woa'd fait yoor Hmoqc
Pier. Such as thoa baft giv'a Tiamm; a ViiSory wbid I
never gain'd. ,
Car. Why faith, Sir, you'd ouifcc a oobk Hero;
Pitr. That's a Lye; I love nothing but Truth, do yM fi»>
and therefore write me ao Ode in praile of an boneft Man,
who beat a Villain to Death for his Fallhood andLnpcrtioence.
{Bi0ti him 'i>ff.'\ lipoo ipy Life, I never wai Ha angty fince I
was a Man, as thcle Rafcals have made me<
iTim. And yet thcfc Hafcalt vnre my Frieads.,
Pier. Then you made a very fine (•b9ice I affitr* yM.
7mv. It mvj be fo, bat he. ^lat heidi with Mm Can' mike
bo other.
Piir. Indeed! then the. whole SpscieijLbiit •CompefitlaB
of the wotlt Qualities of Brutes, with theii own peculiar fi^
finefflcatt upon all.
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fFhm is the Lion's Rage fo theirs ?
Or what tbefuhle Serpent's Cuilt^.
We Monktyjia's more ivautoH Airs,
Or Fraud the ttyfeerite of Nile.
The Afs'i vesurahle Fait
With Laughter they »ff«3 te "mvii
But 'tis the Itafi of their Dijgrare,
That fimt ef them or* ^es tee.
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TimoQt Pierot, Encharit.
Emh. A^^ is certainly ia tlie right; het Advice hiti hi)
Hamonr to a Hair; bat 'tis high time I Hion'd begbi to pat it
iopradice: Yoat Servant^ Sir.
tim. Yoort, Madam ) I fappole Ihe hu heard of mj Mo-
ney too, and tbetefoie thinks it woith her while to renew her
Acqaainwnce. iAfide.'\
Emeb. I am yerjr Wcky in thii Interricw;
^im. Why?
Emtb. Ton are fb odd aa Original, thit I long'd to laagh
at yon.
Tim. Yoa need not hare comcfo far then, I fup'poft ^an,
met Fooli ountgh in yotur way.
EMKh. Trot, bat a Matt, who h« done nothlDg bttt -fooliOi
tiling* himftlf, and yet preiendi to quarrel with the Follies 0(
other Men, mofl be the mtlfi enienaining Ghanfier of *cm
M.
Tim. Hey! this Addrefs has fomething very fiagatar in't.
Pitr. I am fiire yoa ought to efleem her Freedom ; flie
feemt to »St from Nanire, and to love Trath.
Tim. Faith, Madam, if my Contempt for Men, or my A-
T«6on to Women; efpiecially thofe of yoar CUrsy will divert
yon, .they are both heartily at your Service.
Eueh. I am glad you arefo complalfant; my Opinion of
yonr Ses is not a Jot bchiad yoar Compliaient to oars. I
own I cake a plcafare in ridiculing ihein, and your.Company
afiufds Epc the belt Opporinniiyl ever had in my lAfe.
Tim. Satire's the only Weapon Troth has left to. difcipline
the World ; and therefore, lince yoa are fo fond of uling it^
yoB may begin as fooo as yoa pleafe.
Pier. H2, hs ! (his is a pare way for an Aft to get Kdow-
Wge.
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Emb, Yoa vaacfw^mt^ thii Indulgence pedikpfifof'twill
be at yonr own Expence, I can aOiire you.
Pitr. Good ! I like this well, for wbu nukei one-Mao
Cnvt, alwayi' tickles another.
Tim. With all my Heart; but remember to cover your'
own Weakneflei while yon attack mine, or you may be
forced to foimd a Parley, and farrcnder at dijTctetion.
Emch. Don't be vaid, good Savage; I am not fo eafily foil'd
ss yon hnagine, HtreuUt himfelf was cndgell'd by a Diliaff;
think of that and tremble !
Tim. To be in a Womao's power, I grant, is enough to.
make a Hero tremble ; bat, when we Tct her at defiance, tis
hertnrn tobe afraid, tho' the fliitcnng, fervile Lorer treats her
as a Goddefs, I look upon her as the it, « meer^—
Etuh. What, Sir! be Indecent at your Peril.
Tm. Woman — Satire It fdf can fay no more.
Enth. Tis very oataral for\)ppo(!tei to hate one another;
and I never was better pleas'd with being a Woman in my '
life.
'Stiff, It may be fb; yon are alwayi pleas'd in the wrong
place.
Eutb. Confidering my Company, 'tis a wonder I am pleas'd
Mali.
. Pitr. Failh, I think fo too.
Tim. O, none in the World, Madam; the Ill-oatnre of
the Sex is as much delighted with giving Pain as Pleifure.
Pitr. Ha, ha — now 'tis yonr intR, Madam ; they qoarrel
with their Tongnes, at Afles do with their Heels.
Eueh. ir Ill-nature was peculiar to the Ses, I'lhou'd think
yoQ aWomaa in fpite of your Beard ; a railing, malicious old
Woman; luy, an old Maid. Yon have taken Paios to be a
Shrew, and fcold away your Humanity.
Pier. Come Friend, 'tii with yon now ; about with it whila
'tis warm.
Tim. O never fear me, her Words can give me no mora
Pain than an Echo. . I cou'd teach a Parrot to prate as ftQaiid
as JDUCh to the purpofe.
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rote after yoa — I #ortder yrio ha*e B« fiwh la Olie "tor yOut
C(«KpaWi6ti, %ndthttifofttV*ril? woOM be ticktel With your
owa wrfe Maxims at fecond Hdtid, 'With the AdnOIage Of
ftrtUtf KOffifint »o rtfecrtrtftiend <htta in» (he BttgBfti.
JPJ**-. Well play'8, ttly *le»r •GtWfttirie.wtoy ddn't TOdlaBgh,
Timonl I'tmWitm'^ •ttrldthft Hdtndtir.
■ Ti>«. I^ean't tattgh «*3PMfttWr te tHotfou.
. 'Eitfh. Cc^d Rbt ^ ?tidttd ? 'frou'd hmghtCr pnt Iti Phllo^
fophy oat of Conntenance? Poor Cfenil^eMata, I Un ^Ifrald'yOa
bWc'MttHftriid ehly bedanfc *hey lailgh at ycm.
Pitr. YoQ have hit ft.TIshnpoffible lolodkiltllhii^thotit
lUJ'hiBg, ha. ha ! .; .
Tim. Plsgne of'thdrlbi^trtftidnee.
Emeh. Nsy, don't be obt of Hdmonr, Ttmbm.
Tim. O deat MSflaflj,' 'Us impoffibte >ha fte F«rci1l To
«ttbrtMtii[%.
Pie): T<fa dorft look ai if Y<™^fk''dlt (ho*. -
£»f&. I Qiou'd be farpris'd if he did, when ^e mdcei.the
IfitiR Hdtcaions f fgafe iti It.
7/M*. Nay, now yon compliment me. I can • nerei bfe Hie
dhisf figure when « LaSy is in Company.
EucS. Ha, ha — yoni Irony's a little ont of ^esfoa ; I tTOh'S
as foon expcd Humour from an AG, kt''StQlies i^om k'^li^
gall'-d llke^oQ.
Pitr. Hold, Mrs. Purt, your Severity on Aifea ft t little
lual Afrofas; let itie tellyou, Atfes art IPeopleof Wit ritad
GalUDity, and never trfeai their Ladles triHi tiich lodecortitli
ss TimBH has bcAi gailty bf to yon. No, li'o, rhey stt better
bred I can afltire yon.
■ EafA. Nay, now 7ft»o», I pity ihee Indeed. EJ'n Ka Aft
has (he Advantage of tifee.
7(w. Looic ye, Madam, I hive a IhrtWdFjnCy ihiiRigour
of yours is all AfTcfiation, nay, I am not poGtive, yua are not
in*king Love to me all this while, bur, if yon are, woe betidb
yna; the flair will not rake, and 1 ftiill ufe yon motl onmer-
cifally in the End. Indeed, if you feek me unt, only to give your
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time, for the fame reafoa.
Eutb. PArte«od^°>PMitWfit,<I(MiHl*fovain< itriiowon'd
vrfit 7Vi»o» fgr any tb^ elftf And, to conrioct yoa 1 un
fincer^ I'll leave you ibis MonuDt longiet n^ AUeaee.
S C I N E VI.
TiffiOD, flcrot.
7m>. -Regrti bet Abfincel Sart^ ttiM'timpoffiUe, todyet
l-fcaow motfaow itk— bnti nerer wu fo well pleasM with
107 Woman befbre.
' Pier. TheDPtlidfannfoa; flK'sjuftlbcfauictheiRailerw
yeorielf.
7im. It may be fo ; bat let ot think no more of her. How
do 70a like die City, sad yoot new-GondltioD f
Pitr. O mightily ! I thank yoaiaach for the Change ;AlIbs
KC indeed moer ficotis in compitifoQ with Mcn>
Tim. Why?
Wier. fiecaafe they tntlte their Richei dpply ^1 iiSt&M
bMb of Body and SoaL; already I have foond fine yonng de-
licate Girls that wou'd love for Money, Fricndi that offer'd
Iheirfietviae for Money, and FhitKiett that wou'd ptaife me
for Money — O, thii Money ;can do «Dy thing; ev'ry thing,
iH'il^S cv'n in fpite. of the Gods, Nature or Conuaon
Seafe. Come then, 77n»>», iglve me lone Gold, and make a
M>n of me indeed.
•tim. Ma, nti, "'tii TcfEndftlp to tefiafe. yo« ; and I can't
bear to let the Hgman Harpies grow lich at yoot Expence.
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JO TiUov h Live I dr,
: Pier. U it Fricodfliipto teTareme what will pDrcbiTe Qmttj
and Pteifiire?
Tiiu. Wlthoat doabt, you'll find it To in the Bad. .
Pur. Gaieiy and Plctfurc are Evils thea i
Tim. Molt certaiDly. . .
Pier. I tell thee whar, 77w«? Ever fince I ba« nnder-
fiood thee, thou baft talk'd nothiog but Nonfeore aad Abfor-
dity.
Tjfflr.^yoQ fancy fo, bccaufc you know no better.
Pier. Thai'i your Millakc again ; when I was an Aft, I
knew how to choofethe befl Paltoret, and the cleareft Spring}
audcarM for nothing botEafe and Happinels ; 1 retnembet
this was rightthen, and, in like msaner, I now wi(h for mag*
ilificcDt Palaces, rich Clothes, and an elegant Talte. 1 long
for fine Girls, and woa'd fare delidoillly ev'ry Day ; but, as
you always had a wicked way of comradiSing oiy WiOiei
^hen I was an Ms, fo yon ves me with the fiimc WantOD-
nefy ftill: Money is all I want as i Man, and that yiau «e
peevilh enough to deny me.
Tim. 1 fee plainly a Mati rs a Man, and all that are cnn'd
with. the Shape are alike. I tell thee, I jrefaft thee Money, tha( -.
■ tfiou may'ft be happy.
.P»>r. Ate ihofc happy then who want Money? -
Tim. JPerhaps not, 'tis only a Conqueft of the PiilSonE that
makes Men happy; he that is a Slave to them is no bitter
than a Brute, and can never be happy at all.
Pier. Hatlree, Sir ; have yoa atchiev'd ihit glorrons Vic-
tory, that you give your fetf fo -macti uunecefTary trouble
aboat mine ?
Tim. To be fure; you lee 1 volooiatily forego all ihole
Pleafnres yoar Paffiuns are fo fond of. ■ .
Pier. Bj', by yooc LfCave, are there no other Paflions, but
Ihofe which prompt us to Pleafote?
Tim. Yes, feveral.
PUr. 1 foppele Hatred and Revenge aie oF the Namber.
Tm.
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•Tim. Witho'bt doobt, and (he moll odioni of 'cm an.
' Pier. Snppore then i Man had his choice of a couple of
LtdJet, one foang, amiable, aod charmtng, the other old,
oglf, and deform'd, and IhouM uke op with the lall ; what
won'd .yon Iky to fach a Tafte ?
Tim. That it was deprav'd and tidiculoai^
Pier. Good/ thoo art. the Man.
T^m, Why f
Pier, Becaafe, amtdfl fo many pleaGng Paffions, Ihon hall
had lecourfe tcf the tnoll favage and forbidding, and, iuflead of
enjoying the Sweets of Life thy felf, act etetnally fnarltng at
thofe that do.
7lm. I mod confers he has a little embatafi'd me. i4fi>^-2
I tell thee again, (Aou art not yet wife enough tocomprehead
my Rearons. 'Tit my Friendfhip that miifl affift thy Ignorance,
$ai fotbidt me Rill to comply with what won'd hnrt thee.
Pier. Then yon pori(tvcly perlift in refnling me the Motoy i
Tim. Ido. ■
Pier. Reftore me then to my fotmu State.
7^m. Why t
"Pier. Becanfc 'tis better to be an Afs, than a Main' wichooi?
Money; bat pt'yihee lay afide thy Hamoois foe once, and be
perfuaded.
Tim. Plhaw! yon grow troublfifom.
Pier. Plague of your Scruples! I find there is not one
Man amonglt yon all, that ii not a Wolf to the reft of hia
Bmhren,
: Tim. Ay, now yon talk retfonably agu'n.
Pier. Well then, if [ talk leafonably, why don't yon traft
OK vUh fJamt Money?
; Tim. Yon talk teafonably when yon condemn Mankind ; ,
bat as fbon as yon mention Money, the fit reinrni, and yon
only long fOt the means to be ai wicked as they. 1
Pitr. I warrant this is your Friendfhtp too, forlboth ! Ju*
fi$tr coofogjid it! I tell thee hate me, and gin me Money,
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It Timor « £iflW|: w,
7m. Tby Anqjetii diverting; bnt^ as'ti* tfwliysiUrfeaftlla-
'ble among Friend*, FU teiTe thee tilt 'tii oyer.
Pier. Ye», 'rii » nrightf oMttet to laugh at traly ; to l«art
Bcpoor, and hinder rac from being happ^; but III gtt iO»
ftarch of Moaey my felf, or try to be hapnc witt»W il.
AIR VH. ■ ^ ■
^ htnmttm Hanre «'<r haimuMt^ <
JtapO»idalime'^^mUi»^ CMt*t0tl
^t Mwrnng Dm bsdffi»kled- *?«%
2fe fiimi^ fitld with liquid Ore:
SJh Am and Wtvr it badfiov^d^
t» em*Ty Clime a tommeit-Gooi*
Sbmld vie tbenjndge iy Rerfoa't Xukf
Katun's a Jilt, or Mw a Fool.
S C E N E VU.
Fi«ot, Minfib
Jjp. So, *t{i juft as I woa*d hare ft; Pttrot Is angry ii4ifet
hit Mailer, and I'll Burito oA of ih* Opporitulty lo pincied
with tsy Conw^on.
Pier. What's here? another fineLady^ 'tf^^ytQiv oneeM
try my Talcnc at Giilinrry, and 'twill be hard ittdcctf BT I
don't make a better Figotrlkiailiy AbiAir; ysor SerraBfirty
Dear.
Jfp. Pray, Sit, do you know aw ?
Pinv No, Faith, bat the (boner I d^ the- better; yon rA
^etiy, Child, and I never ask any fardier Qneflions.
AJp. Bu pray, Sir, who ate yoa ?
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Ktr. Mr Ntme's Pterot^ lA»A»m-,, at yoar Swvlce.
^Jp. Sol thoo^t, tbe Gorom Ftiend and Fav'iiteof 7?<
mem ? ' ". ' ~
Pitr. Yes faitb, the very fame, if that's sDy CcmipIinieDt
to me.
^. Ah, tof dear Creature !' I am happy in itus Adventure j
yoa are the ver)> Peifon I have been feeing all over the
Town.
Pitr. Me, Madam, me ! yon furprift me, have yoA any
thing to communicate ? have you any Money ?
4^. Pity the pecaliar UnhnptHnars, of Women, if I was a
Man, I might fpeak it without. bluQting, but Modelly nowpre'
▼eats me.
Pier. Lord, my Dear^ dcHi't fiand' opon Ceicmoniet; yon
and I are all one, yqtt,iiia|i.makea»ftea wilbmcas yoapleale-
I can take nothing amife th|i|, cpip^ itfr,4na,yf)A^
4Jf' Nay, but perhaps you'll hare an ill Opinion of me, if
I (hou'd— — ' ■ '
. Pitr. Never fcatv,o«i; wiih ic». Child ; I flwll eOlEem yen the
more for it, Yoa q^ift-kt^ffn IhAte^all, ^ffA^tioq.
~4^. Well then, I ;v'l.l- fpeak — «)4 y^t I *pi. afraid — and
yet I will. Yon raaft know then, I 1 — -have a Ptffion
fpr yeq; tjic Singtriwicj; of yoiw Foiiwuft, «»4the,B)*u.ty. of
mat, Peij£bo.ch«ra,iW.;- NflW iJi»Ct,yoti;l^/ti,icflpy, oftodcd bj;
to free a DeclaiatiQi).?.
Pier. My Delicacy.' No, my P«sf; l ftfln'd thjok it ver^
ridi^iUpfui liiiv/AKl; IJt Jpfi haitifafd. ];Qa hat|;4 me, you 1^
, ^jt'ij, ^^ Pain intimicl.
^Jp. You are very Gi]]apt, lej UK 4ifi ^r tjjjpi^ng fp,
■t'|^^^ Whj,, wjjo tteCtcxil *WH*d,thinho;hetw;iiei«Qleft.lit
wasmjid, liki:.7Jff»iat wljo io.Tq(i,i}ppfti 1^ tfifli^n^ho. ^bitC*
Ij^pj,; ^t 4p yoq-rc^Ujy 1«VF ift?^
^,. Yk¥, fr/>in tt)4 bottqia of my, Sp>)J#. mj Ipajrelt.
Pier. My DcareA! um! that Eipceffion is fot^dfir,. tlj^v^it
thrill* to my ver^^t^
4if- Well, b« don't yoa love me a.liKly i|i.9#tQrii^
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%4 TiMON m Lovei er,
. Pitr. A little?! am over Head and Ea» in I^ore with
yen?
AJp. Tlien ift may make a Match on'l.
. Pier. A Much! what's that?
Afp. Why, we may be marry'd.
Pier. Marry'd ! I am at a lofs flill, I neret beaid of aof
fUch thing amongtl Afles.'.
Afp. I believe lb too. yAfide-l — Bat ao matter, we puf
' igtee joa marc fafliiotiable Terms.
AIR VIU.
Onte Brntit and Gods had omiy Right
■ it^intfigue it at Diftretios,
And Men wereftinttd in Delight^
As Live v/ere a Trsn^ejhm,
But this rife Age^ to fiun the Rtei^
On v/bitb their Fathers tlmider*df
Have learned tf Brntts to flip the To/if,
Or wear it viifb — — a Hundred.
Wliat Woman coo'd refafe the Fay'riteof Tmom'>. and the
Sharer of his Forranet, with all the Splendor, Shew, Drefi
and Equipage that will be at his QotQmand i >
Pier. I (hare his Fortunes !
Afp. Yes, yon come don*t diflemble yonc%ppine&.
Pier. Surely yoa miHake me for fome body elft, ot you ara
not acquainted with Tfwow's V^ariei.
Afp. All that I know, ii, that yon hare the Tame Parfe, and
tbatiis Conteais are inexbaaftible; that he loves yon dearly,
and that yoa command all the! Pleafiire* of' Life. Such aa
Banqnets, Wioe, Women, Mnlick, and all yotir Heict ^Uk
want at wifli.
Pier. Who are the Fools that told yon fo?
Aff. The whole City.
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. ^he Jmocent Theft. ' ±y
:P«i*. The -whole Ciiy lies then; Timom has «bfol«triy to-
fiis'd me ev'rj one of thefe, aod i( fiett me to the Soul.
Aff. If the Report is not true, the more'i (he pity. I begw
^to kn-Ttmsv is not fo fond of you as I thought, aod job
are only a Dupe to his Humoocs.
PitT. I ftar fo too.
Jiff. Then don't have the Affiinnce to mention your CnKrc
liore to me any more'; foe, to be plain with yon^ if I grant
» favonrs to any body, *iii only for their Money.
Pier. Indeed, my Dear, ihii Ii very fooiah.
4fp. Yon may think fo, if yoa pleafe, Sir ; bat I «ffl pe*
remptoty noiwithftanding.
Pier. Bat hark yoa. Child, do yoa, fn yoor Gonftieace,
think that Nature meant Riches to be the Bond of Luve?
Jljp. No donbt on't ; did not (he form things that lodafltr
tnins into Money? Is not IndnOry hn Gin, ftDd Money tha
Farchafe ofPle^te; *ili plun then we obey her lAWSyWhen
we feek foi Profit, fince there is no pieafqre to be had widi-
omit.
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Cold it A i^firefi aU pm^f^
! All iMiz» h*r Cbmrmi ;
But fi}t vcMehfiftj to fmile Ofifevif
And toyly meett our Armt. .,
If , St a difismce, ytm imphre.
Her Seorn you anly move ;
fdike pTudesfie rnxfl be aw'd by Pow'r^
And r^ip'd titto Lwe.
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Pier. Yes, yei, '6t 4 clear Cafe.
jfjp. Clear ! *tis as clear as the Sun.
Pier. Bat how (ball I come by theMoney ?
^Jp.^ If you'll be ral'd by me, I'll (hsw yo« the way in m
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fiff. Tdt me ihIkM>aat«i mji iPw; I im reaij: to ^kT
yoa.
i?.t>r. Fr* my dm, i^, *tfrill be t CriiB»<& rob Irial.
Jlip. Why fo?
PiVr, You know belter thia I, I rappoAb
4lj^. PcftjT' tell mr, how. nmcb of a FiWd belongs bMhe
QnOi that foed ia it ^
-PVcr. As mochuth^caDe^
AJp. Well, ittd who doM thfl.rafl; belang< ta^
Pins Toothert thit want it, tolte fwe^
Afp. Obrcrrethen; Money it to Mao, kIhU. PsftnrageliM
SfiMU ; tbeKfore all that Tmun does, npt make- tilb^of, b not
bit, and yoa that wimit, may boldly feiuiC'ai.yoor own.
^i«r. I aoderftaod yon, Childi; bat am moch fiirpris'4 tbtt
Aflet fltott'd know wjiat Mea fiem to be'^oonntofk
Jiff. W>iat Deed you can who » Ignotant, ailung aa ym
ate Wifr; ibu) go* and take fiom. ZfrnaKWhat be lb BDJuftly
detalni from yon, and the rell of the World.
Pier. Faiih, thit is all true ; I'll e'en take what I waat,and
leare him the reft.
AJp. Pfliaw ! yon fhos'd take all or none,
Pitr. I b^ yoQi Pardoo tharst vj- Peai^ I Aoa'd be as
moch to blame in takjof iiio» ihtp i.iURMl^ at he in ke^
ingall to himfelf.
Ajp. 'Sdeath-i what a Smpje Beaft.yon are! ^n't yoa fiw
thiU, while he doei not nfe hii Money, yoa deptire him of
liothtDg, in taking all aw^y^
Pitr. Humh! thiii8aII,u:iwaj;iift;,)(et.QilJ)thewi»on«Riib
more to be got o«er; fmtan hiQireJf uKeii|.PJea(u«ein keep*
ing it from othert, and therefote in takiDH it awv* ' t<^ failB
of that PlcafDre.
AJp. But that very Pleafure ii,Qnjuft.
Pier. It tnay be fo; but I-loi;e imoM. u| f^It^of hu-FoUicF,
and don't care ^gire.bim Pain.
AJp. Pfliaw ! V^nr very t-ovc to him ii the befl.igfafflo io
the World, why you (hoo'd (trip bim of all b« bw.
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4^. Nothing is moreetfr, mf Dear, u tbns; 'ttsdofngth^i
gTotacQ) good, to MapUnd, 'wdcpiirc^laa) oC thpO tMogs,,
whidif>ro4iio» oDthing. bot^uu* hA Vwaliatk ^iwf >i tSnoMp
affords him notbitig dft, fince he )uhl ac&GoiMliiMtartciwqgk
to ufe it as it odght ; to this let as add the Dilgcace be fof-
fers, by confining a publkk Bit&ngy and fnffering the Foot
to wantit. *Tifithfii«foi«n piece. ofcEiIewWiipip him tant*
liere hira from thit Gue,^ wid- vipc anaf his DiJ^cue,
Pier. Faith, mjrDiHr, till ttiis Mpmeot I acvet thought It
ctraM be fo good^ A^^ tp tob ooes Frletid. Yes, I am
conrinc'd I oaght to take bil T^einitcsr but jet tv'Hl not do
it noivithflndh^v
Jtjp. Why?'
Pitr. Becaiirefi>meth{pgvI|bjl)iitiAtj)Ils.iw'tililvong. .
^jp. TheD yoa don't. iMliere what I bare told joo toM
tme!
^ Pier. Yet, I do too; tnit yetftm tSttai tUtrery Troth
is a piece of Injuflice ud TtnedctT^ tho*'I hwtaot Seafe
enongh to make it ont.
4/p- I find Nature is too honeQ for me after all ; but, fioce
Rcafoa has fkil'd oie, I mnfi try what PaSon will do, and it
Jhall go bard -with me, if I don't pat on Woman enoogh to
manage him at lalt [j^^.] — Hatk ye, iny Dear, either
rob TitmHf or prepare to lofit me fbt ever.
Pur. Andmnftl either injare my 'Friend, at lofe my
Ui&zefsi
4fp. Which yoo plea&, Sit, I Jhall give my felf do farther
trouble aboQt yon; tho*, if yoo teaUy lov'd me, yoa had re-
fblv'd to obey me long ago.
* Pier. O, yoa maQ not doiri>i that I lore yoa ; bat ftill , my
Dctt
^fi. Nay my Dear, aw 7011 leWe me ? _
Pitr. *Tis a> mitch « era I md able to do, I caa aflhre
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- 4/^. CottKi come, gire oieyoar Hand, and remember, if
70a czpefl to be happy, 70a maft do rometbing to deRrtve
h.
Pur. p f^rm/.' I ftel her tcHich at my Heart, I find I am
conqoer'd ; bat to be fare there t) oot a Man, amongft *«m lUI,
Oat won'd not do the iame.
A I R X.
Her. WhtH f^amsH wm Mtfirft tUJigm^
tlature had Mifebief in btf iSimJ;
BtoM^ im MS fit made a Sn4ri^
And fmiii^g hid SlLtmtind btvuare \
When Beauty does its Pow'r pnrfac^
What can't a charmitig Woman do^
Aip> titi^m i* vain its Injiueiict trieSy ■
Vtit dazzled by emr brigbter EyeSy
And he that dares defy the Dartt^ I
Feeb it tl^e deefer in Us Htftrf, *\
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ACT
The Itmocent-llsefi.
A C T 11. S C E N E I.
. T I H O N filui.
Tim. T Thick Love hai made u grfat ■ Change hi mj Heart,
^ asMercuTyYAitSeSLtA od my new Friend. Ever GDcel
havefceDihts Emth^is^ I can think of nothing bat her. Her bo-
neft Freedom hat chatm'd me, aad my Hart, grown weary of
tormenting itfcif with Hatred and Anger, de&es nothiag now
but to repore itielf at Peace id her Bofom. •~~— Bnt foft \ here
file comet.
S C E N E II.
TimtHv Eachirif .
Emsh. Tod fte^ Timm^ I in not itfrald of t Plate-Dealer*
tho* a Woman ; but for fear yoD Jhoa'd, I aflbre yoa before-'
hand, I (hall fpareyo.ar Folliesfbr .OQce, and cootcai my felf
only with railing at the World.
Tim. The Worjd, Madam, ii % Snbjefi not eafily ahuft-
ed
^ Emeb. So much the belter, it will afford ni the mote Dircr^
lion, and fuely Scandal it. ibe greattQ Pleafure in the Uol-
verfe.
Tim, I was of the fkme Optnlon before I knew yoo ; btu
6nce, mcthinki, I conld prefer the Joy of loving yoo to every
thing befide.
Entb. What! it thiiT/mnvI
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^ Tim© JJ;^ iM)e-% *r,
77m. Yes, Msdam; bat^there ii ftiti * wide IKfierence be-
n»ce*{^ii(«r'wfth TOO, voA-Taiai -wfth-the W<Mld — To ill
otherc heHi (till 4 Mui-hatef — to yoa the mofl paffionate — ^
'E«eh. Hold, Sir, yoa foigst Are the Complimeats foo made
me at onr lad Interview.
Tm. No, Madam, bnt my Heart now felli mc thq were In-
jarie»*o yawr Mttlti . . - . .
Exeb. And do yoo really tfaink fudi a Heart tU yoan is to be
belicv'd? . ,
Tm. I mnfl needs o#d, Idtl^caot A beliere ft. Yont
SfX i» as jUBch to-be feat'd as lov*d. YonivRofes-grow da.
Thorns, aacl yct, in Ipite df my-IU^bo, 1 am temptedto |*-
Aer 'em.
.. 'Eucb. Ha, ha, ha! Whatever might itt falj for yoD before,
your Folly it nn'queliionable dow>
'7»M. YoD are in thfc tight, Madam, t am mylelf 'fiirprtz'd
riUaybwQ Weaknefsl W% Enchaatment fure! t'knbw vqy
well tiiat Yoath it Decrit itfelf, and Beaaty a Flower wliich ttie
T^y Breath of Time can fade; and then what remains bat the
Follies of both, anil the Wrinlcles that attend upon Old Age.
Eiub. Verygallattt, ttrrif , aod Ite aHU)i«r.
' T$m. 'TIS like Timtn in J^ove, however -^— and, if my
Freedom offends, \\i at ifae-iiSe .tiiBe « Proof of my Since-
rity.
^lAnBL it hky Ito fb, dtat Cjfffkk -M»-4>at'4liM foo 'Akm
ronfi^la^kt'Ot ftyit if^, mi iMfrcrtthdr giws'ye64*afii
diatt Pitalbtt. ^f I>cotfld «tialle UiyAlf « MIfAilMs kt'fm
what conld 1 expefi when yonr 'PtaWe was « liMe ^WOlPd,
btt'Hiired'iUil Oonltat^T M<^<H6, tfit, I •hWe'lb^ Atflis
as well as yon, and, when I part with my Heart, it AnH-bclD
aHbrtMt'nb--ft>rgiw finm.
■¥Sj». Y'HfrPwtl'bi^hrto'hdre-waiijifttfc'yda'pBffiftifcs'tae
I coald pardon 'cm.
'£**. Vftydbngftig-Wdeeai tri»iT«*^*f *«w>''o'qtf^*Mon
ydot-dWtfCosipRiffanee.'ahd'yityfiUlrtJttiaiilivtWttlfflftirieni
\ to tiuQ it.
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^f*. If Jbutan, thehondl FrtBkBeft I'Kavieitii'il'iti-tltjrlog
f^an ttijr KettR, IhoQldbeilio'MotlTe.
Eub. Well tbea, to be as frank as yop, I advife yoa lUfUtt
tliorc'to'talk to mc of Love, '*tU a Sabjed I bate from all, but
chiefly from yoa. I had fomejoy ia yoa: Satire, bccwKe
'tis the oaty ThiDg I am food of. Adien.
Tim. Thea &iy, Madun, if 'tii oiriy to be ftrere on m^
you caq nerer have s betiet Sabjed than oiy ^dliei.
Mmb. No, QO, iBm-ofrwdtbcy areinfel^iom.
SCENE III.
Tlraoa/«/«F.
. 7(M. Alai ! (he's gone. Bat why woo'd I oidetTonr <o
detain her? Whatii her Company to me, who deTpife all Wo-
men alikel Shall I then at lall fhamefdlly kneel to «ne win
defjiN^etme? t^o. Andllhanh the Godi for hacdming her
Heart againfl me ; *twas the only Mean; of pceferriag my Rca-
fon. And yet, Ifcel fomething within a\e ftlll, Which 1
know not how to overcome: From whence deet it uifc^
Unhappy Timov! thy own -Heart toku a Pleafare to dcotive
thee, and that very Hatted, which thon haft thank'd ihe Gvdt
for, is the fotal'Knot that' confirms thy Slarery. ^But fte, my
. new Ftiend comes moft ciiilcaUy to Edieve mt;>
SCENE IV.
T![ii6n, Piertt.
Pitr. T (Mvedone tt> all the Money is my owa; and ag^
diinks I long to fee how Tiatfii will bear his Lofs. Ha, ha, ha!
'twill be« pleaCmt Interview.
Tim.
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^a. TsHon fft Lave;or,
Tfw. -Help me, my ^tr' Friend i belp, not <Hily to deltret
Bw from Mankind, but even from mj felf; tliou'an ■!] the.
Coinfoit ltd me.
Pitr. Faiih, I thiak fo too — 1 wai made on porpofe tti HSs '
Aee of all thy Troubles.
Tim. 1 can never (bank the Gods enough for a Compaofoa
fedear.
- Pier. That's tme; for where befides coold'fl thoD find a
Man who would dofomach to fetivethee^ who, out of pare
Friendlhip has delivecM thee from the very Caofe that firft pnt
dweottt of humour with the World.
' 7off. I don'i anderftand thee.
Pier. Then hear me explain it; I am rich, and tfaon art
poor. But yet thou fliatr lee 1 have more Good-nature than
itiec there's Money for thee; go, and be happy !
3/i«. I am aflonifliM, where didfl thou get it ?
. Pier. Take (he Money, and aik no more Queflioni.
Tfw. Confefs now, halt not thou by chance Humbled on my
Treafures^
J^<r. Pfliaw! I do nothing by chance, but by the Laws of '
&earon and Honour. I'd have you to know I never do a good
Office by halves, Itakeall thatcomeito hand. Don'tnuOake
meforaFooI, orafalleFriend, whodidnot know^ orwonU
sot do his Duty.
Tim. I don't yet underftand thy Trifling.
Pier. I don't wonder at that- '■ When did yoa tmdetfland
Sena?
Tim. Then pray, wife Sir, be fo good as inform me bec^
■er.
~ Pier, Go home, and then yon will be as wife as my feH^
■ho* not fo rich. You will find I have done yon good. Go,
go home and be laiisfy'd.
Tim. I begin to forpefl hrm -■ — — I remember he preft me '
hard to-day for Money. Sochebody perhaps has uken.Advaa-
i^e of hit Simplicity, and pcrfuaded him to rob me. I'll e'en
ukt hii Advice, uid go home to be better inform'd.
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Thfi Innocent Thefts 3 1
S C E N E V.
Pieroi ya/«r.
Pier. Hs, ha, ha! how he'll be farprixM to find himfelf
fitipt of cv'ry Shilling^ 'Twonld be excellent to lee how foo-
liQ) he will look on the Dircorery; and then for me to ftrU
by taim like a great rich Man, and he to bow down as I pafs
by him, like a Beggar: Ha, ha! But let me fee, what flialll
do with all this Money now I have it Mean neither eat, nor
drink it, neither will it -vnxm or cool me-^— why theo flioa'd
thefe Human Wretches covet it to much }
AIR. XI.
If One that was fa late « BrHte,
May dare to reafm mi a Mam ;
ItfeemSy inhotb^ beyomd DifpKte,
Tkta Pltafure firfi from Stufe ktlah.
S^ theWf thra* -what attra^ive Part^
Cm GoU e'er w/ivrr Pltafiire't C4Hi
Jiew mle, and tbarm at oiKt, tie Heart\
Andj poor m ati Tiagi, fm-ci^e AlH
Bat bold, hwe lircs one Satr^et^ Rihrewii> wife Fellewby tp,
put, who knows all things. Til ev'n confult hipi what to do
with my Money, for I am refolT'd to porchafe wtAtCfff *V^\
boy, Hh(9 ttis it be.
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SCENE VI.
Pietor, Socratei.
Fier. Are yon Sacra$ts ?
Sot. t ira.
fier. And are yoa reslly a$ wife a Mid « yoa ue re-
ported ?
Jiv. I have indeed taken Tome paiai to be one, bot my Sta-
dtei hare ooly taoght me, that I know oothing.
Pier. Ha, ha, ha! I think yoa might at well have been ig-
DOraDt of that too.
See. If fo, I had perhapi been more pleasM .with tny felf ;
bat then 1 had bcoi more a Fool to imy own Vanity,' and
Conceit.
Pier. Why, ii there much PleaGite [n not beiog Tain or con-
ceited?
Set. Not a great deal; it only foves to keep Men modeft
and humble
Pier. I pity thee for having flady'd fo long ; and, if yoa'U
take my Advice, make hafte to forget all yon have learnt.
Sor. Whyfo?
Pier. Becaafe Knowledge, ^at gives as Pain, is not fo dcfi-
rable as Ignorance which makes ut pleas'd with oar (elves.
Sat. This Fellow has Senfe.
Pier. As Ar as 1 fee, ihofe, who advit'd me to confiilt thee,
w«c cv'n ftill more ignorant than tboa art.
Sec. Why?
Pier. Becaafe ifaey did not know you knew nothing.
See. Methinks tho*, 1 wou'd willingly know enoagh to mt'
Pier. Ton mufl be awifer Man then.— ^ — Bat however,
rn confalt youi Ignorance, fince yon will not make any Pre-
i to Knowledge.
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J«. This Man hu fbmeihiDg as fingolar in him, ai the Cir-
cnmlUncet of hit own Sioty. - — Bui pray begin. Sir, I Oiall
be pleas'd to do yon Service eitlier way.
Piir. In two Worii ilien : I am rich, and I am told a Man
tiiat il rich may be every thing he wili ; that Gold wiil purchafe
Wit, Binh, Honour, Titles, Reputation, and ail that's valu-
able in ihc World. Now I would have all thefe before 1 go
to bed, let 'em coft what they will ; bot I don't know where
they are fold, therefore I apply to thee Thou hal Senfe,
it feems, tho'i thou know'ft nothing by having ftody'd fo much.
Ste. Sti, this is a Brokerage worthy StcrMti.
Pin-. Underliand me tho' 1 wou'd make a Bargain, to
prevent Difputes What will he the Price of the whole?
And Srit, what mull I pay ro have a DemhGod for my Father,
ioflead of my own, who was but an Afs.
Sat. I did not MpeS fuch Comedy to-day, I moft draw
fome Advantage from ir. As for the Price of a Father,
it depends intirely on him yon chufc, name one then i
ttmli divert my felf.
Pitr. Chufc me one your felf, fo it come ,withui a teafon,:
able Price.
Sn. What think yon of tbifaui
Pirr. Was he a great Man?
Set. Certainly, he is the tip-top Heto of the Alhtmsnt:'
Pitr. Good ! mark him down. But what wUl he coll me!
St. yon moft agree with the Hetald for the Price.
Pin-. The Herald ! Who is he?
Stt. One who makes it his Bulineft to fell Titular in-
cellors.
Pier. Titular! What then, Ihan't I he really defcen.
ded from Titfii ! Mnll I be content with my own Fathet
flill? , .u
Sir. Undoubtedly; you muft be what you are; for neither
the Herald, nor the Gods themtelves, can alter youp Defcent
from an AS, into that from a HtTo. Indeed there will be
Men, who, not knowing' your real Origin, wUl believe it
troe, and mheis, who will make a Jeaof yon for endc*.
Da yonnng
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voorij^ (simpofe youiiBlf on the World for what you^re
not.
Pier. What then, will the Herald have the Impiulence to
take Mnnc; for nhat he cannot $nti
Soe. To be fure, Why, did yoa believe he cootd really
make yoa defended from the Gods?
PUr. Withoot doobt. I>o you think I have no more Senfe
than to part with my;Money for nothitigf
Soe. You inay have Tttlei for yonr Money, bat you'll be the
Son of an ATi ootwithRanding.
Pier. 'Tis all a Cheat then, and ihofe who purchafe fudi
Births are Fools.
See. You jndge right.
Pier. I was about afineBalineaitreemt— -but rit'hlTd
none of their Babbles ; I'd rather be contented with my own
real Birth, bad as it is, than change it fur a chimerical one,
wluch will deceiTe one Part of (be World, and make me de-
fpis'd by the reft.
■ See. O Jmf'ttfr'. «n Afs it fenfible of the Vanity of tbefi
thtDgs, while fo many Men defpife the Ord» of Naiarey to ba
Afcended from AnceOors which fhe did not think ft proper to
give them. {Afiikd
pier. Come then, fell me RcpatatioB. ,
Soc. Of what kind?
Pier. A pretty Qtieftion that, for a Philt^bphn. (X tbe beft
ti be fore.
Sic. Yott are ta anderAand thcfc ar^ two Ibris ; One whkji' '
is born of Vtrioe, and cannot be atchkv'd but by Ju&ice and
giteu A^oBs;' and the other which fpriBjp ftomPrejadicc, and
may be bouglit with Money.
' Pier. I have n'>thrng boi- Money to buy with.
■ Soe: Yno Ttv*K ha»e rhe lift then, and that it to be acquit'd
by as many difftrttit means, as there ate different Follies to flat*-.
ter the Vanity or Pa{&<m9nf Men; Trt Ekample, AUiUadttit
loaded with Hortnnr, fa wfnnlrf the Prize, in theRacw, ti ilie
?}yittf if kGimet.
Pier. This Uoa Ak^imHi then tail Ma Aan the Horfn, I
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for. YoQ miftake, hcdMnotranuall.
Pitr. Why Who then ?
Sve. Hw Horfes; ihey were fWiftet th«B the red, mi Illfrc-
fore he wu crowoM Vidor.
Pfw. And who were (he Fools that gave him the Priicf
Sk. The wifcft Men ia Greece.
Pier. No matter they are Fools notwithftanding. If
ihcy had been wife, ihey would have ccown'd the Horfes, Gnce
'twas they deferv'd It-
tfM. He judges belter tban all Grtf»« togethtr.
Pier. Pflia.' this it bat t Horft'i Repatatioa, I amaMaOf iaA
cia't felifli It ■ — Sell me Utax other fort.
J«. Yoo may be a Soldier then, and, If yoo will cover
the Fleldl with Dead, bom Towns, and depopulate Nacionsi
yoall galD tmmortal Glory, and be cank'd amongD the great-
eftHcroe*.
Pier. Fy, thisis the Glory of t Madtrun. £v*b the Wolves
thttnlUrei q>u« ihclr own Spedei. I Abbot the Thought of
this.
£tfi Add yet this ii I Reptltatfon of the hlj^hell Degree.
Pi*r. It fignifiei nothing ; 'til not for my Mobey, I catt kf-
fbr« yoD.
Sec. WoDderfol ! an Ar$ has more Humanity than we. Welt
tdeo, write Comcdiei ; there are fome in Atktki who have
made t)Mmfelv>» famous thdt way.
Pitt. ComediM ! Prsy what things are Comedies ?
Soe. They are Performances of Wit, in which the Anthors
poblickly'ridicnle the Vices of Men, and nuke *tta laugh at
iMlr own Follies.
Ptir. Stopthere'~*~SucbaRepatattoD is a pretry thing e-
' nfwgh. ....>— Yes, yes, 1*11 be an Author ; and hark ye, don't
yon think One might make % Comedy of timon >. 'Twoutd be
c«t»lIeBt Sport to make him iitigh at his Follies.
Sat. O > the bed SabjeQ in the World.
Pitr. Ahd fnppoft 1 (hoald introduce tny ftlf, Uul tUy own
Metamorpholii?
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J 8 T I M o N m Love ; or,
Ste. Wb7 not? Mankind, blind to tbeiT own Fatilti, snd
yet inexorable to thole of others^ when rifiag from oppoGte
Pafiiont, very well deferre the Cenfate of an Afs, aiid per-
haps that paiticQlar way of expoling them may have % good
Effefl.
Pier. Come oo theo. — — — And now what moft be done to
fuccced?
Soe. Yon mnQ pleafe.
, Pier. Well, but which Ii the way to pleife?
Soc. Yoa nmfi &y reafonable thingt, with Wit and Spirit ;
and give a Comick Torn to Natnre and Troth, that the Wife
and Good mayn't be atham'd of being pleis'd. Yon moft avoid
all low and trivial things, obfcrve the moft delicate Decornto,
and rejed ev'ry Thooght and Expteffiun that might offend Mo-
deHy and Virtae ; On thcfc Terms, you may be fare to hive
all Perfnns of Reafbn and Tafte of yoot Side, and I hope A~
t^tnt has ftill many fnch to boad of.
Pier. So then ! — I have nothing elfe to do bnt pleale all the
World.
S». All the World ! No, no, that** impoffible. Yoa mnS
not flatter yonr fclf fo far, if yoa wrote like ApoUo himlelf. — '•
Your firotber Authors are fcvere Crtticks, and feldom like any:
other Poetry hot their own.
Pitr. Bat fuppofe I write well, what can they fay then?
Sot. Why, 'write as yoo would, wHth W\t, or without, they
will criiidfe, and not onjy on what you do mean, but otiwhat
you don't. . ■
Pier. How ! criticife on what 1 never faid i
Set. Yes, on what you never dreamt of, iior any body elfi;.
They'll diffinguith Into Generals and Particulars, Fable, Cba-
raSett, and Manners; never commend, objed to ev*ry Part,
and abfolately condemn the Whole. Nay more, if ynor Piece
does not prevent ev'ry difagrecable Idea that may arlfe fron)
the Sutqefl, ai well as fupply ui with thofe that are otherwile;
Sentence will be ptonounc'd^ and you'll be damn'd widioat
M«cy.
The Imocem Theft, jp
Pier. Thii is the w^y to lofe Fame, ioftead of gairiiDg
It!
S$e. Too maoT hire foaad it fo.
Pier. I am off agatQ thea ' ■ ■ Ecpntatioo reemt to me to
depend more od Jjadk thao Merit, and therefore is hardly worih
& Pnrchafe.
Sk. Yoa are partly in the right; and, for that Iteafun, wife
Men are content to dcfcrve well, withoat any Regard to the
CoaCeqoence. He that makes his Fane thff only Motive to
Eicellence, proflitntes hit own Vittac^ and uciificet the Snb-
Aanceto the Shadow.
Pier. This may be a Law for the Wife indeed, but I hope
the Rich bivje nothing to do with it.
Jm. Toisamine thcit I^res, one woo'd be tempted to be
of tiiat QjHnion ; bat neither Riches, Fame, nor Binh, can
exempt teafonable Jllieatorei fiom the PraQice of lot^tj ud
Honqitf.
SCENE VII.
Pierot, Singing MaOn, Dandng-Maftec, Fencing-Mafter.
Pier. Nay, now yon are oat, I am forei fw I my felf have
feen many c^ thefe qn^lify'd Perfons, who nercr tr#abled
thamfilrei with either.
See. The more** the Pity. . j. j .i- I fee, Tith the Hamao
Mind, yon have pat on the Homan Fn^lty too; and no-
thing bat Experience and Miifonone will enable yo? to wJth-
Qand them.
. Sii^. Yqq are in the wrong. Sir, to ttonble yonr felf wittt
that ridicalous Philofopher at all ; they are a Set of People al-
together nfclefg. Bat my Profbflion, Sir, and thofe of thefi;
Gentlemen, .are qmte otheiwi^; nay, 'tis impo$bIe to be yr^il
bred wilhont as.
Pitr. And pra^, Sir, wlut is yoaii? .
P4 '^''^'
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. ^o TiMON /« Lepe; or,
Sii^. Sioging, Sir— ^I leach theforprifing An that made
Rocks and Trees dance after Orfhtus, and, by which, Amphitn
bnilt the Walls of Tiebts.
Pier. Bat I can't imagine bow the Devil that could be ■
Sii^. O ! Terf eafily, Sir — — he fiing, and the Stonci^
which thereaboutg had ao .excellent Ear for Moiick, immcdi-
Self tumbled igto Motion, and pil'd ttiemfelvet up juti as he
commanded.
Pier. Then *tis a fine Art indeed. •— I will learn it, and
butM my Tdf a City that flull cover a whole Province. — And
yon, Sir, pray what do you teach? ,
Dame. Dancing, Sir ; to Stand, Walk, Bow, Swim, FIyi
and cut Capers to the Clouds.
Pier. Really yours Is a droll Art, I'll learn it all And
Jow, with that bold Cock, wriat do you teach?
t^ehc. To kill i Man with an Air. Sa, ft.
Pier. The Devil himfcif would not learn that Art, and Faith,
if I did undcrftind it, I wou'd give the Money to forget it «•
gain.
Feiie. I mean, Sit, 1 won'd teach Jou to kill them ihatwoD*<l
liill you. Sa, fa.
Pier, Oh ! that's a different thing;
Feue. Let me tell you, Sir, I teach Courage as well as Skill.
Miiiy nf my Sdiolars, Sir, Are (ht Ttitoi of the TttwiJiii-.
1 tan hardly find a Bully dtrperatfe ehbugh (b Uep tWm lit
Esercife, unlefs he has the Liberty to fight Ifa Arrftttut.
Pitr. They are iti the HgW an'(. t ftrintd Utitef l!ghf fey
felf, if I #as Rjre ks bt kiilU : — B(ii cofhc iJii, ^ofa ttbbW
fomcihihg rt feems, frhicfi is motfe tfiah this *ifE Qriy-bttilrt'
will pretend to however. 1 beg your Pardon, Str, I ha**
no farther Byfiatft HiAt yos. Toh tthift ftho«( I hfete
Diteculiiss tttomilt, midj ff 'iii h«td tti M H PWlWb|*»j tfl
the «fieit twag hi tbe WbHd m bfc a pfttrt tcwtar.
Sk. I wim Hft sndy hx7 be w fw A4nmtgt. iSitif.
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Pitr. Never Stat; I c«d bat know DOtluag u laQ. How
GeDilemen, 70D may Initiate me as Tooo u 70a pleafi.
Sing, Wbich'will yooi Honour begia with fiift i
Ptcr. All three at once to be fiire.
Danf. O dear Sir, that's impoffible.
Pirr. Nj matter, I'li have it fo ; *iwon*d be a pretty Fancf,
]f ft rich Mail as I am, cou'd not leant three ftach [»tMb1 Aits
as yoars at the rame time; make hafle then, 1 am in • hurry;
I mnft run thto* a theufand Science! more before Night, and
therefore have no time to lofe; crane, there's Money to b^a
with.
SiMg. Yoor HoDOot't in the r^; now^ Sir, foryonr
Gamut. Si'I fa
Dan. Firft, tarn ont your Toes, Sir,
Tt». Sg, fa, Sir, (land upon your Guard.
\Tiey fut him im a ridiemhrnj sttitmJtf aiifit nwr gtrt
ing to Fenee, Datut aid Stag at vmt ; ht t»dt(Hwm_
at 'ct» aii, 'till ht it mt cf Brgatb md ftUt.
' ' l^tH. Take CoBrage, Sir, yoa do Woiiderc.
IXiJit sttdhMtttim,
, Pier. W onders ! 'Til a W<»idet I have not broke my
l^eck. What a pack of RafcalB! they gave me Inftrsfilont
to datb my Brains out. The Devil may icarn (tich Sctenon
for me ; I find my Money will porchale nothing thai I Ifln li
yet, bat my dear 4J^afiM.
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beauty gildt the hlufiiiitg Mortis
Hamgi tie DewDrep om the STWip,
Paimti the Roft itt ritheft Bloom,
Fills the Air vMiii fmUt Ftrfumt.
Btttfwett PerfumeSy
2itr Rofe in BlooA^
Nor Deiv-t>rop hr%ir,
Jier Monil^ tighty
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SCENE VIII. !
Pierot, AfpaSa. i
Pitr. And Cxi bereflifi comet! 017 Angel, m^Goddefi!
jtfp. My dear Pient ! Well, have you taken poflefljoo, fatve
yon made lore of the Money?
Pier. Yes faith, I hire done it ^tb ^i mQch dczterityt 41
if Mertury were my Godfather.
^ 4J^, How the Rogae blonderf apon Truth ! [Afide.
Pier. Bat come,mT Dear, I long to make ofi of It, for ftar
fome body eltefhoflMbe as much my Friend, asl wasTnna^t.
AJp. Right, my Dear, PleaRire is the trne nie of Ridws, and
none deferve bat thofe that enjoy them.
Pier. Tis a dear Cafe, tod I thiok I bare made % pretty
good ole of my time already.
Jiff. How?
Pier. Why I foand put a wife Man that knows noHikig,
one Sotrtats; and woa'd have porchat'd. Wit, Honour, ind
er'ry thing elfe by Wholf fale.
Ajp. POiaw! yon have them already. -- Gold ii the <^£at>
lefifence of *em at); and he thaf isiidi Is oobtecthaa7i^i</,ui(|
wlfii than JMr<tf» himfelf.
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C^ yoar Eye thre' eii'ry Natiam!
Lean the IJah of the Cromd!
*7u the rieb are all the Fa/biuty
Net the Nebltf qreat,a»4 Gmf.
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Ifyeur Gold vtill tbt» fntmt ytm,
All that Birth mi Wifihm ttm.
What in h^e can mtre allure yam \
IVhat earn form ah^fttr Maui
Pier. Ay, this Is romcthing like; tnllj, 017 Dear, 7011 ban
UDdnftanding enongh to be rich too.
jlJP. O dear Sir, you make me vain, my AcquftintaDCe with
yon is all I have to boall of, and 'til only the lofloence of
yonr Riches that reflets Meiit upon me at Tccond Hand.
Pier. IVly Charmer ! yoa quite tranfporf me. I had rather
hear thefe pretty ibiogt fiom yoa, than be the Son of a deml
God.
4ff. O Sir, to be well with the Ladies is to be htp^etk
Grearore in the World, and a Pcrfon of yoor Sae Accomplilh-
menti, tnay be tlwayi fore of their good Graces.
Pier. May li the Deril take me. then if I g^ve my ftlfanr
fiuthcr trouble to acquire more ; let me be well with the lot-
Am as 70a IJ17, tad a Fig for Wit ai^ Honoqr; tbe7 are trifles
beneath my notice-
Afp. SpOke like 1 Man of Scnfe and Spirit ; for he that's
hippy bu Doibiog more to wiQi for.
Pier. True my Dear ; and now methinkt Gold is a trifle
too, I won't be troobled with it. Timum (hall hare hit tradt
again.
Afp. Yon weo'd not be Co mad fore ; if 'tis a bortben to
yoa, I'll take it off your Handi. I fltall be prood to do 70a
an7 Service in my power.
Pier. Yoa are very kind, m7 Dear ; bnt fappofe I (hoa'd have
occjifioii for it again my fcif !
4Jp. Why won't it be yonr ovra fiill i I won'd not be in-
cumber'd with it, t>nt for yonr 3eryice } Gold inirinfically is
worth no more than Lead ; it talrei its valae only from what
'twill parchflfc; and, if I take care to fnpply yonr Wifhes with
cv'ry thing they may be fond of^'yoa eDJ«y your TreaTures
to Perfcdiont witboat the plague of keqiing 'em in yoar own
Htfidt.
Pier,
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■ Pier. Right toi Hur; Md'vrill yon retlljr fnpplymy Wilhes
with er'r; thing they ouij be fond of?
Jfp. If yoB tfuQ me with your Gold, do you ibiok it pof-
fible for me to deny you any 'thing?
Pier. Gold then will yield yoa tome Pleaftate, tho' it garc
poor Ttmav nothing bat Pain ?
^, Snppofe it Will, what need you caie a« long as you
bare an Equivalent in morn i
Pitr. That's true, my iW ; I am fatisfy'd; the Gold Dull
be youTi this inAaat; bat you'll remember the Conditions. I
SuQ take c«re to make a fare Baigua<
Afp. How il it poffiMc yon fliou'd doubt me, wheQ I bare
giv'n yon fnch Proofs of my Affeflion? as fare ai I'm •
Woman yon nay depend npon rae; I tell yon again the in-
Sscnce of Gold ii irrcfifliWtf* and Jufittr himfelf ftai nertf
nwce i»nfidcu of Sncc^Is fhap wb<n kc woii'd i>»nm in,
HMt 91»{>«*
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from tht Agt tf fifitn mfi fl^mtn *tlt mu^
Hmt HMthatiJs, tr Lwtrty tr httb i» tkeir vuwi
If we drtpy a»d loik^t^y
At the Court, or the Play^
*7u ai KUci at fofay
Wivm tutftr'aiiiMg to give aii aWay.
. Bmt Ltvrrt, tr HtniamJi, aUh ivw w Cbmnt^
^ wreubed, amtipev they /naht fnft to omr Antf^
To be vtri'd im Lete't An^
A»d difehar^e weil yomr Party
Tou mt^iild o'er tbe Ddrt,
Jifd them the w^'j «^« — ^t3 to the Heart.
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ACT III. S C E N E I.
Timon ft^us.
IAmnowaspoorasIwas yeSerday ; tho* tit neither my Gc-
oetoGty nor MiigtilficeDce that has rcdnc'dmeagMn, butthc
Treachery of my Friend ; he wai ftatce made t Man before b«
became perfidious and ongratcfal. O the Degeneiacy cf hamaq
Natate ! Ye Gods, let this be a fpnr to diire me from the
whole decctTiDg Race. Solitude will defend me from the
Conts^iooof their Vices, and yet er'o there I {ball thinkof
Eueharis; the ways of Heav'n are indeed myltettous, for, when
> our Errors have milled ns, it raifct a kind Tempeft, and wc
are &fely Shipwreckt ia theveiy Hareo wefooght for; thtii,ia
dfllirering me Trom the iioable of Ricbes,the Godi haretellw'd
me to my fcif; I (hall no mote converfe with the World,
no more be difgultcd with its Follies, nor Ihockt at its Cala*
mities. I Oiall again employ my Telf wholly in Contemplatioo,
As to Pieret, I need not have him pnni(h*d for hit Treachery,
the Money he has taken will do it faffidently for me: Afio-
oiQiing! he has the Afliirance to approach meagun, and with
aa Httle concern too,, as if he had done me no Injury.
S C E N E n.
Titaon^ Pieroi*
Pitr. Ha, ba, tut! why jo^ Utok » if yon w»i otu o(
Hamour !
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7m, VAtt, Sir, tre foa not content irith ^oor Kobbof,
bat yoa mnft iofoli me too ?
Pier. Come, come, don't be angry, I don't defign to let
70a want for anj th\a$t Mm ; your Money hai only ctiang'd
Hapdi, tb«'l all.
Tim. I defpife thy Kiadneft ; yon Moontun will provide
for me, at it did before thy Petfualioni feduc'd me to leave
it.
Pier. What, yon don't mean to b« unhappy again i
7im. No, IflyfromtheperSdioas Face of Man, and thine
panicalarly, which 1 abhor the mull.
Pitr. Why, what have I done to dcferre it i You had Mo-
ney which I wanted, and yon did iiot ufe; I took it to fupply
that want, and, as it gave you Pain to keep it, you fhou'd
thanlt me for ridding yon of the trouble.
Tinti U it poffible to bear this withoni RefeDtmenti* Yes,
I was the Caale of hit becoming Man. I gave him opporiu*
Dhy to do it^ and to be fate, the Godt endow'd him with
human Nature to puniOi me ; a thing I fear'd with too much
rcafon ! '
Pitr. Thou art cerlu'nly a very filly Fellow.
7(Mj And what art dion i I Oion'd have avoided thee ai
foon atthoaappear'Q in this ongratefnl Shape; lam fare *tis '
high time to do it now. Enjoy my Tretiiitci if 'tis in thy
power ; I leave thee and them together, and now 'abjure t^
World for ever.
Pier, What, for good and all.
7tm. Away, ypu provoke me too mncti.
Pier. Faith, TiwM, my Dclign wa* not to make thee
wretched; bat induce thee to enjoy thy Fortune and thy fclf;
but, fincc thou art uncafy at it, I'll relloie thy Treafure, pto-< ,
vided you'll be fo generous, as to leave mc a little fortny
leir. 1 1
7^m. I wantihemnoti thou act welcome to 'email, did
not tnoutn the loft uf my Riches, bat thy Honelty. I
Pier. Failh, 1 begin to pity thee, I will not keep thy Gold,
It Oiall be thy own again, and iprefes, here comes my dear
^'1^'f to icQore it. 1
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S C E N E IIL
Timon, Pierot, Af[)a^
Ajp. Reflore whit. Sir?
Pitr. Tbe Moaey, my "Dvtt., tbe Money ; 7fmifi,{t feeois,
canaoi be eaty wilbooi it. Pray, Sir, filiate this Lady ; fiie bai
Seafe enongh to know and efteen a Man of my Accoinplifli-
meati. Ah! I wilh (he was to determine which of at two
deAn'd the Money beB ; Ihe can defend Robbery Itlie an
Angel.
AJp. It may be fb; but I hare nothing to do with Folly.
Pier. *Tis reri trne, my Dear,yoa are not Kqiuinted with
Timen.
Ajp. Yoa Duftake my Gomplimnii Fellow, *twai meant
for you.
Pier. And [»ay how long have I been a Fool i
Aff. Evet fince yon parted with your Money.
Pier. What, to be well with the Ladies.
AJp. Yei ! no Man ii well with the Ladies with an empty
Porfe.
Pier. And are yoa really fcrloos ?
4>. Yes.
Pif. Then give me my Money again.
AJf. What to be at great a Fool ai yonr felf >
Pi€T. Do yoa mean to tob me tfaeo?
AJp. No, ihoQ coa'dft not be tobb'd of what was none of
thy own.
iTitM. O, Die can defend a Robbery like an Angel.
Pier. Plagne of yonr Memory, give it to Timtm then, tod
I'm faiisfy'd.
AJp. No, he forfUted it once by oot uGng it whCQ It was
in his Power.
Pier. Yoa fee, Friend, that jollifies me.
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jljp. Yoa ire ftill miftaken, ind deferve ft ev'n lefi ihanbe-
beawft, forgetting the FtToors he had bdiow'd qd you, yoa
mofl ftamrfully betray'd your Tnift,uid robb'd him of theMo-
oej the Gods had gtv'n him; therefore, to do JafHce to yoo
bodi, I ffltril keep Hk Treafates my filf, and try' if I can't
make nfi of 'em to more AdvaQiage.
Pier. Hark ye, Sireny did yoo ever love ok ?
Afp. No; do yoo think I con'd be fondof an Afi^E^ ha!
Pier. Then why didft thoo petfoade me to believe fo?
jljh. That I might prove thee«a Afs (till. Ha, ha .■
Pier. By Jt^ttTy I coa*d find in my Heart to Kick her lo
the DevU.
Jj^. I laogh at thy Anger, ihoa haft now nb Money to be
cofeo'd of; and the Pleafare of undoing thee con'd only
nuke me amendi for cndodng thy odious Lpve at all. Hi> ba.
AIR XV.
IfhtM Age or UgUiufi pMt am
Th Lner't fleajh^ Sbtft^
3t»* Betmty may by Gtld ie wM,
Tie Miiidewditrei a R^fe.
To Geld alone the Fairftthmitt
Tie rifiiHg «r *«' Ciarmiy
ttor OBte the dear Idea ^mtt
£•*» im btr Lover's Anmt^
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S C E N E IV.
* ' — ■ Timofa, 'Pierot. ■
7iM. This hBi-beet^ a diverting Scene. Lneret thoDgiit mt
Rich^t cou'd have giv'a mc fo, much Plcafore.
Pier. I am certainly a fad t>og for tratiiDg this flatt'ciog
Gipfjf.
Ttm^ Thoi art pow become as wretched as my felf, and
Experience has confinnM my Leffbn to thee iin the wiclied-
Qcfs ofMeo. By t>eine a Slave to thy Paflions, and notcoii'*
temiag thy ielf with Ncceftaries, th«a hall )"(l the Luxnries
thott wad fo f()nd of nay, ey'ii the I^iiccilarieg too,' and
art overwhelm'd with Mifcry.
Pier. 'Tis too true, I ftiall grow mad tn thinking on*t. O
that Devil Afp»fial I fee her wallowing in ciot at my Eipence^
gad the very Fhought on't makes mc hungry.
' '^im. But worn Lif aj],(huu hud nothing to fatisfy it.
Piir. Andari thou as poor as If
^im. Didft not thoQ take all ?
Pier, What mull we 4d then ?
7fi». Go back to the Mountain, and feed upon what W«
find.
Pier. Pray, ddn't pQt me in mind of that' bideons Moaai
TVw. Whither canft ihon wander bende? Thou (hou'dff bd
thuikful if I ftjil fufTer thee in my liijh'; thou doll not de-i
ferve it, bnt I pity thee. 1 hope thdO an j^rnwn wife by thf
, pad Errors, and that thou wilt now iSt as, I falfly iinagtn'd;^
fijnple Nature wou'd have direded thee ai firli.
Pier. Forbear thy Preaching ! 'tis thou wer't the Caole of
my Misfortunes. If ilio'u hadft made a rinht ufe of thy Riches^
1 had not been tempte<i to Ileal them ; and we had both en-
joy'd 'eiti (lil!. Speak now, thou infenfiBle Wretch, 3nd, if
ttioB£anfi, iuAify thy fcif before me;
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TfM. And doft tboo aill preTame to lay the baitben of Aj
FoIUaoDQief
Pitr. I do.
Ttm. TwM I then advisM jxw to rob mf felf. -
Pier. Yet, for 'twu thy Condnd determio'd me to do it $
■nd iriiere's the diffttence in tSEeA bHwetb Wordi and
A&tosui
Tm. Sir rather 'twu t^e Corro(>tEoti of ihy H«R.
Pier. Oi nUne f No, of thy own ! toy iDteottou wet*
fcanM.
7V»f . I mrght hif e belie»*d tfcet, if thy TWt had prodoc'*
toy Good; hot the God* themfelves have condemo'd ft, ia
that they did not permit thM to cDjoy it.
Pur: Cooflikt ! I aded as If I Were Dill an Afi ; If 1 had
lecollefted I wa* a Man, I had not robb'd to do good to
Men; and had belide Ibf^fied ev'ry Creuore that Wat a-
Un to. the Species. Wretch that I un ! I aaa deceiv'd bf
my own Ctedallty aod Good-nature.
Tm. } bq^ to difcoTtt a Tmth, to which I hire hhbert*
ieen a Stranger — Siy, how didft ihoa parpofe to tmpVaf
my Ttetfiuei?
Pitr. In doing Good to all ; bat firft to thee at a Man I
«ficem*d dtc moft.
7n». How ! woo'dft thoa hare doDe good to MeA, tasf
ftey are unworthy to recci*e it ?
Pi»r. I wou'd ; 'tis a Doty I owe my felf; I am not cOn^
eemM in their Vices.
Tim. Ye Gods! How ttxim^f does he conrinceme? Bat
bow came yon to befowift?
' Ptct-. -*Tir the Didate of my own Reafba ; I at iMt «e-
hnowledg'd thy RereiHmeot Jaft agalnft the tmgnuefiil
. Wretches who had abandon'd thee ; and now I ^ee with
thofe who condemn that Refeatmeni on the time account;
bectnfe thon hilt elteoded It to the Innocent as well as the
(foHty, asd halt refpt'd to retlere (be Unhappy, when 'twas'
in thy Pow*r : la thy &ft Miiforiune rhoa bidfi ibe Cocti-
lort
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Hie tnfiocm fhifti ft
tMiof Mti^t miit Mtif thfcn Off Eltemiej, bnt,Itatb^ ttw
Shufie of n« bfidg lb good.
TfM. Jua Heav'Dl What do I begin to perttirel Tbeytili
thit coricaTd Tftth from iiAie, is nbitr tebibtM, afid, do^er it,
whit Foibles do I difcorei in mjr fdf^ I am confonDdodi
Ibtteid cf Intft^ ^c World, I hiie toy' felf. I'Cec ojy itcv
fentment was the dragerout ESe6k of Self-love; I 0QI7 coii^
deihn'd die J>fllttDDS I m; ielf was not gQiltT of; and i^er
*H am con«)n£*d fi£W Men defere to be cenfoT'd' more fe^
frctelr- G^adi ! \^ara frail Cteatcre Is Man?' aiid how UlU*
iftrar the Realbil he depieadi on tb m'bch f
i*ier. Well, then, joq are couvinc'd ai laff ?'
SffKf. I am, my dbA Friend.' the Blaine was whotl^ tifinc^
Ad y'oa are jafii^'dj etcafe my Errors, and, in &As Ebibrace,
recd'^^XD EUneH of nty Friendfhi'p and Repentaiice together.
Pif. I had rather fatpre IbmethiDg to eat 3 — Voar 6ai
Speecttet will tiot [acll^ my Hunger.
7<m. I wilh I coqM give yon' fbinething tnore fumuit,£ri^
I wbold even (btfet fliy Kit to make you eaT>.; but the VE^drld
]B all before as, pet di Iftboalf Rit our Food; and, if I p$h*i
do what I woald, yon &all at leafll be' couviDC'd I' do what I
cA. ..
Piir. ThTi It'bCtt Cb1d GoiiifoTf; thy Reifentuiat iHll^iKit
t;ate oar Mitfoftones. But yet 1 both pitj tod fbrgit* tbte; i
ilti OHl i(>r Mhftil ^*v^, aiid Will do Oiy beS to ^ippoit
ihW;
Tiiu'. Th^'f eftdferiiett is irtefiftibk — i 'vim impoffiMe htf
Anj^td iiSffx tcTv^rong me!.
SCENE VK.
Tffflotof Piirbf, Eticbdrfb
itck. t have heard of your Miiftntunei , TitUMy iiltf fii^-
in^Q ihey eirc oie fome CoDcera.
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Tim. Your Itodj, Madam, wilt be fometbiog oofetfotf-
able DOWi I can no longer be feveie oa any bod; bat inj
fclf.
EMtb. I have loo mach Good-nature to infalt the Afflided^
and partfojlarly Timoir.. ,
' Tim. Yoa ibuH give me leave to be furpris'd at fo fuddea s
Change!
Eufh. I do but yoD maj be alfui'd 'twas the fame Fciend-
blip 6r(l pronipicd me to. afTed a Severity that was foreij^n to
my Nature : I did ic merely becaufe you were to be [^eas'd do
other way; bat now yoonnult allow me to lay it aflde, in pity
of yonr own Misfortune.
Tim. Dear Euebtrii! a Friendfhip fo much dcfii'd, and fo
tineZp'-fied. too, has abundapdy overpaid 'em all. What
Treafures could equal my prcfent Happinefsf or how can I
monin a Lots that has been the Occafion qf fp bleft an Inter-
. view, at a Time too when all the left of the World avoid me
for. fear my Woes were contagious. .
Fier. Then 'lis thy Bnfinefs to feck them, efpeciaUy when
thy Diftrefs has made them necelSiry.
Eucb. He reafons well.
Tim. Yes, Madam, no body better. He has taaght me al-
leady what neiiher ^opd Fortune, or ill had been able to do
befiire. '
Eueh. Nay then, if you are fenfible of your Errors,. Llliall
take a t'lealure to redeem yoa from the Evils fhey hare plung'd
you ii>; *iwas for this I came hithec, and I flatter my felf 'tis
no Breach oF DeCorum to do a beneficent ASion. — Here
then, I prefent you my Hand, and with it a Fortune fufficient
to repair your LoG, and indulge your firft Monificence a-*
gain.
Pier- Ffliih, this is ihe Queen of Women, and he mull be
the Devil himfcif who coald hate her. Let mc embrace
you, my dear Creature; you comfort my empty Stomach, and
I forget my own Credulity, and Ttmoa^t Folly.
. Tim. You are too generout, Eutbarii. I dare not tccept
your Offer.
Pier.
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Titr. Why fo, pt*ythee? t
Tim. BecflDfi! I don't deferve It.
' Pitr. I think fb too — ~— but if yoa hare a GraiD of Senfe
left, yon (hon'd difletnMe (hat, for fear it fend us to the Moua-
t»ns again.
Tim. I neither can, nor ought to accept it. I have tot> ten-
der a Regard tor yon, to incamber you with a Wretch whom
hU ownFollie* have nadoae, and whom neitbet Men nor the
Gods ihemfelves hare been ^le torefbtm. Adieu, my dear
Eiubarit.
SCENE VII.
Timon, Pierot, Eachatls, Mercury.
M*rc. Stay, Timoiif the Gods are fatisfy'd ^th an Acknow;
kdgment of your Errors. '
Tim. But I defpair of bebig fatisfy'd my felf.
M«r. Talce care of falling into' .an EKefi, now more aimJ-
nal than any <of the former.
Tini. Excufe my Folly — Pm too fenlible of it to aS rea-
fonably. .
Mer. Forget thy Miftakei then, or remember 'em only to
ptereiit a Relapfe; ihii is all the Godi requite of tbee.
AIR XV|.
Liferefimitet April Wea$ber\
Bright tbt furplt Davnt ^ptars )
^oo» it Sbadt and Sbiwt tagetber i -. '
Dark tbt Eve tUfitmtt i'm TV^r/.
RHew tben tbt Foiet af Rt^onl
Vfi tbt Moment as itfliet!
Calm^ im ei^ry tUmt^ Seafan ;
G<>y, kntatb fertMtr £kus..
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HetetrettiyTreifiirei agrin.— befim no^ ^oyt foalift twt'fiiy
thon wid tich, flnce ExpericDoe had not faoght fihce to qutfce a
right yie of *em. — — A( to pierot, npbriM him do morct
fi>r 'twas I betrajM bitn ifto tl}(; Rpti))^, qnd^ tbe Ntnip ind
^i^ore of /tjpafia.
Pitr. l^ow ! W>N ^on ll)9 miTcvUm Jilt I «« fi» {bud of t
i>wr. 404 pt^i why «u I mric the Salv«ft of jov !«(«'
'Mtr. To effe^ TiMoa*! ReTonnuiot).
fwr. Faith* you're « merry God, to BiakeoQS MtOtRt^i^
: ttitt another m^y becoine hopelt.
filer, i did not midce yon a Rogne, fince yoa wai not coqi-
Idoni t^ doing an Injqry.- BcGdeT *twa* dsfiga*d fiar yoor A4-
Tanisge too, tnd indeed that of all Mankind. Yon hare now
leitni that the (Siflt of Heaven ar^ oaly lodg'd io particnlar
^indt, for the Qood of the whole, and thu he dll^leafes the
Qo^i who perrerti them from tfacjt original Ufe. — ^ Xum*,
Kpeivethe Hand of £«r^jn/ from me, fbe'i! hCMtifol «id vifo
and the Qodi will Mel* ■ Martiigr iMt was «id«Io*<} by tbem^
fislyei; for 'twas f, i^iibeShqpf of 4^i)/f«, that let ha into th«
jgecm of pteiGng thee.
TtM. How lbl>l .1 t)9.abte:t9 vuIlc ftfgcimt Acknowledg-
ment?
Bitr. BeTirtWHHi wd tlut'i Acknowledg^teu enongb.^—
Be tuppy, a lo«g ^tne |papp;> You kngv v^U Troth il, foh,
Iffff her Pie^pts, yid yon can never be othetwife.
AH ttt Syits if Plti^f Jl^ov f
M^ywr t>ayt ft yayfir ruer.*
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fjM. Comt, cbarming Emthtrii, let nt take the Advice of
JUStrtmry; let ui be thankfnl to the Gods for their FaTonn, and
K their to\j Aliais fwnr in ererlafling CosftaQcjr.
Pier. Ai d Dow what mntiai fur me, bat to gurd mj felf
tgw'oEl the Cheat! botii of Godi and Men ^ 1 fte this it a licU-
lUh State of mitie H»d I contina'd an Aff, I fhonld not
faave committed half fo maojFoUies, becanfel bad ooTemptt-
tioni: Thej have no Notion of filfe Hoaoor, or a chitncrip
cil Good ; they oerer hoird op ProvcDder they can't eat, to
the Prejudice of others; they hare do fucb odions Teims u
Violence, Theft, jot Ingradtiide; nor, in Ihort, any of tit*
blade Lift.that lotereQ has inirodacM amoogft Men. — fiat
*ili ihiiScieoce of Life, forfiioth, t malt now (hidy, as wall ai
the Meani to live At all. Sad Neceflity! which makM
me look back with fome Regret oo my former Coodin'oo.
fiat yoa mifiake me. Gentlemen, if yon think by thefe Reflext-
DOi I am iDfcnfible of yoor Appliufe. If yon reftafe It, I Oiall
be afraid I am an Afs ftill ; bat if yoa bonoar ml fo Ar, I flwU
IkUctc the Cbnge grcuty to my Advanugc.
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■ kfdti. QovrdiTuiJe^acht, tht Sumd Edifm ^
V * fS^»CT CQLLBCTIOW flf MOreit «ul HKTO-
i|LIIS. InSi'cVelainei. Wottcn bf ibe moft Cddiiaied Anthon ia iWend
Til-tTtf Uur of «U(A BCTCt ^ppcu'd in Englifti bcfmc AH llc« .
Tiaalatc4 Md CowpiM fiem tk* moft AgdMuick Origiiult.
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^ Zxnaft af Hm^cu Hun'f BJA
5p0(Ce coactinHH tke OfijEiwl of
ZAtbE.
ncMamtge <tfBeI^tBpT.
* Tbt A<lv«Dtii^ of UciffifihoB.
The pinloq* Eftremidinan.
*Tlic Hifto? ui4Fftllof ihflld;
J««« Giey.
".Tke Advfantttt m IM Xltcfc Hoon-
taim.
VOL. n. Cont^inf.
The friiif dt of Clevei.
Tfce f VI MtJd of the I^c^
The loicc of Vrlendllilp.'
vOMton: MiTheTenjrBou.
The Hiftoiy of tht Capivc.
VOL. UL COIl^iQiIlf,
I>0B Culoi.
The tliftoir Pf Cpqot B«Uoi ud
' Kconoia d« Cdpef^i,
The Ctuioiu Impenioeot.
«Ttie Kffiorr of JancaoK,
The Pievalcnce Qf U^od^
The Libeial Lovci.
l1wKe«uttt|lTilA(
VOL. IV. Cau*Mld|
The Hafpr U*rc
The AiTil Ladf^t.
" The Lo*Fi of lOsg II«B9 q; «i4
fail BLOfamond.
The lonoceat A<laltcr]r,
The H%i]rof ibeCaiirpui«r of^f
Spaqiudi aiaioft the KXfvbUck i^
Venice.
VOLT.
The Liltle Gjpff,
Ethel inda.
The Aaotu of Cotut Palriaoo aad
Eleoaon.
* The Unhmjr Feraniite) Of, ths
Fall of K.(^ Eail qf EflqE,
Sfaadeiheg ihe Gieat. ■
VOL. V^ Contaiiua^
The Lift of Oa^Mcdo C^ftia^uj ol
Lucca.
The I.01M qf OftBio u4 Duufc
The SpaniA Lai^y qf Englaad,
The Lady Coi«clia.
* The HU)»i:f of MallaBida,
The FaHc Dutcheri.
* Ucm!)iM of ih« Unprfpnnuu a^d
Peaih of Hu; Qpecn of Scott.
1h% Third Edition of
DtC^qXA;,V« FABLES of 4r<v and CUhai^ New^faitim
^i^jf^A, With an Ay^atian to each JNtta lUvftotKdwith Cuttt.
Xm rt F«*»JlM Bw.
TheFAII. CIIICASSIAN, a Dnnutick Teifoimancc. Done fiom
ite aB^halt>7 « GCBtl«M>-CoBunenei «f Osfoid. To vhidt »a tMed
lkiefal.OeeafiMalFv«Bf, ^ th»fame Anthei.
Lei ATAHTURESdftTELEMAQjJE rili d-UIjlTF. P« feu Mef-,
Cn Ftan^ de Safignac de ■> Uolte Fenclou, Iicceptcut da Mellju|new*f
|t» Enfaiis dcFcapcc, i'depni* AichfiySgue Due de Cxinhfai.FuDce- du f^in^
Kmpiic,' &e. ' kbuvCIIe EttEdoa coaforme au MinuTctipt oiigiiutl. iXK Ie%
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ISehitK viry prater PRESENT tt youiig-Gaitbm»i anJ LaJUt mt
■ ""-"DING-SC" '- ' -- •
BOARDING-SCHOOLS, i3e. m mlj at a grtat laJmcmmt
la their /taming tie French Language, but Ukeiui/e the me& Cha *
Moral, <m/ Diverting Amilfement ta employ tbiir'tri/ure ^uri) '
%• A SELECT COLLECTION »f MOI.lE\Vl, COMEDIES,
rnifcAud E^glijh, iaEIGMT POCKET VOLUMES, utttif tiiateA
mt » Fine Fapei, «iih a Cuiioiu Fiontifpiecc to each Coined];. To abich is
pielii'd 1, Ciuiaiu F Kl (4 T of ihe aUtHOR, ind bit LIFE U Frou*
»ai £iigli/t ; Exiradcd fiom Monlieur B^ylf, Rtpm, SiC. '^
N. B. Tte TrinjMion is cnrirely New, and wis uDdeitakco by rererll GCn-
llraiai, who all [oin'd aiid conriilted togethsr al^Mit tv'tij Pait of. it) in
■hich paiiiculai Care bai been had to keep as dore u polGbU to ihe Oiiu-
Dal, SDd obfecre the *ciy Words of the Auchai ■> well u the Seiife, To fii a^
was coadSent with the Fieedom and Spiiic of the Dialojue, id pidet to make
k nioie feiviccable to thofe of out own Hation, who dcGce an Acquaintanca
with the LaDguage ot Genius of their NeighboutSi and likewife to forefzaeia
who raajr have chefanielnclintcipn with lerpcft. to Ui,
LMtely Pithlijh'd.- : ' ■ -
The TF.AV1LS and ADVENTWRES of tht Kbh JACQ7ES MAfSK.
Being a vtf «iieitainin| Account of faia Auival in in ui^knaea Countij in
Tirrt ^Hfirttii, after hivinjfeffiM'dtwo Ship»r£elu;" Of theQiaage Manoeia
andCuaoius of the People: Of hij corioui Conveifaiioni wiih the Piieft^
Jiidges, and with ibe KING bitnlelf, on the Subjeftj of Religion, Tttde, anl
atmolt all the Airi aad Sciencti ; Of his Pallage fpin the Squthem Coiia-
ItiMto Gid, where he was Fmpriion'd id the Ifiquifiiion: Of hii being taken
by Pirates in his Vojage ffom thence to^f^s) and of his Ranfoin frma,
flareiy, and Aiiiral at Undm: Beiidei many other moft diverting Ud-
4cfit], which arc'vciy agiecibly ioicilfua'd in the NanatiTC. ' '
lETTE^S of ABELard apd HELOISE, To whidi It prcfii'd ■ parti-
«tar Account of iheit Lives, Amourt, and Mufoitanei, eitraaed chieflr
from Monileur BAIL E. Ttanllated ftomibe Freocht Wthe late TOHIC
HU«HE5,Efqj ■ . . , i 1 -
ThcWoiksofHrHeniyNeedlert fondftuigof ORIGIN AL POEMS
TRANSLATIONS, ESSAIS aodlETTERS. Nemo f ant^ dJa
vizit, qui Virtotis perfeftz petfeao fiiDflu* eft miuiere. Cicero de coQtei«-
nenda iioiie. The Second Edition. Publift'd by Mt Ptutcombe,
Itt O C TAyo,
-,--,-, -■ — ^^^,,^, ,,„ „i« uuc or JJtm FtUrt ^qitHit, Sctt, rail
Of various and ama^mg Turns of Fortune. To which it addedTThrvovaEe.
9h,p«reck. acd Mi.acuIo.» Prerervation of H^Wrf C»fi.Cn,G^„t W^
;yGoo<^lc
Ji viry tur'mi Editm i» .fl_u A S. 1 0, ^•
■ilie B E G G A R'. OPERA. Ai it i» Afled « the Theatre-RovBl St
tincolo's Inn ELelds. Wiitten by Mt. GAT. N,> h4^ nnimm ,/, „Mti
Mux- With the OUVER.TURE in SCORE, tha SONGS Had the
Basses, (ih* ouverture md basses compgi'd by Dr pe-
rUSH) Curiuafly Enerav'd on COPPER PLATTS.
eHI\ON [p ACHILLES. A POEM. By Bildtbuod Jm<*, Efti
3tn ifl fntra V.hftti,
la O C T A V O.
Fifty One NEW FABLES in V«ft, (Indented for (he Amofaaent o( '
Hu Highneft WILLIAM Duke of CwnbciUnd ) By Mr. GAT- Wirh
Fifty One Cutti, Dcfign'd by Mt. Kent and Mi. Wocton, and EngrsTcd by
Mr, Baton, Mi. Vandtrgucht, and Mi. Fourdiiniei. Tlie Third Ediiioii,
Jujl Pniip-d, ,
MEMOIRS of the LIFE of BARTON BOOTH, Efq; With W.
CHARACTER. To which ate added fcvciil ? OE TI C A L PIECES
wiitten by Himfelf, tii, Tianflationi fioni h„mc,, Songi, odei, &c To
Wiich is like-ife aanci'd. The CASE of Mr. BOOT H'» lift lUoefi, and
vhat wai obreir'd (paniculatly with reg«d to the Quirk-SiltM found la hu
InteftiDo) upon Opeainj ef hii Body, in (he Prefenee of Sir Ham Sloan, bw
Hi, AlMindn Sm«l1, Surgeon. Publilh'd by an Iniimate Acqnaintancc rf
Mi^Beoch. By.Coarentot hiiWidow. Si:4 diBin T^.in, ^h. Hm,
LAIily Puhlijb'd, Curieufly Printid in SIX POCKET VOLUMES.-
TheMUSICAL MISCELLANY: Being a Collealon of CHOICS
SONGS and LI RICK POEMS. Set to M U S I C K by the moft emi-
nent MASTERS, (With the BASSES to each Tune, and TianrpO)>d fiu
ihe FLOtE) »ii. ' ■ r ™
Hi. Aitilio^ Mt.Guniniaai,
Mt. Banet. Mr. Gough.
' Mr. Gtano.
Ml. Gisvo,
£r. Giecn.
J4i.Bett(.
ill. BOooneiaL
Mr, Bradley.
Mr. Btailsfold.
Mr, Bulge fi.
Mi, Carey.
Mi. Chaike.
Mi. Cole.
bi. Croft.
Mr. Dieuparr.
Mr. Flcmmin^
^l. Galliaid.
Mr. Hande).
Hi. Hsym,
Mr. Holme*.
Mi. Holcomb.
Mt. Lcveiidge,
Mr. Monro.
Dr. Fcpufch.
ill. Poltei.
Mr. D. Pnrcell.
M. H. Poicell.
Mr. Ramondaiu
Mr. Rarcnfcraft.
Mr, DaTid Rizzith
Hi. Seedo.
Mr, J. Sheele*.
Mt. Tteveia.
Mr, Vincent.
Mi. Webbec
Mi. Weidon.
Mi.'Which<]Ia.
Mr. Anth.Ioins.
TRAGEDIES.
CfLIA, or ThePerjiu'd LOVER. A Tiue Tragical Story io Comtnoil
Lite, and the Incident) rety Natural and Moving.
PERIANDER, King of Corinih ; X Tragedy. A* it it Afied n tha
Theatie Royal in LiniolnVlna Fields. Wiitieo by Mt. JOHN TRACT^
TO which is ptefii'd, The BISTORT of FERIANDER; EatraSed
fioin the moft Aifihentick Gicek and Latin Hiftoiiaaj, and the Cheraliei
H4m/ir'' Craut. Addielt'd to the Readett and Spedaioii of the Tiage--
dyofPERIANDEK.
.Tt MO LEON. A Tragedy. At it ii Afied at the Tbcatie Roja], by Hit
- Maje(l;r*' Setvanii. Written by Ml. Beniainia Mairyn. The Second Editioni
ThcFATAI, EXTRAVAGANCE. A Tragedy. Ai ii U Afled at
aha Thcatre-Royil in Lincoln>)-IiHi Fieldt, Wiillea by Hi. Miichtll. Th«
Foiuth fiditiOB Coircaed.
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BbUBt-K f Afcuidaot lit; titt DUTtsiT boTKlis. a
|]»< •■ it ■* Aged at the tlicam-K.07«I ia Dmr-Luf. V^UtuOdgLuI)*
^ Ml. W. Uiikdptnri mi le* JUViftd and Ad^tM ta <U Slilte ifSt^
TfcWlnld, the AnilttR irf J&.tj/>^*?VTy/»r'it
Tbi* VIILGIH QI>EiN. ATIH*^. A» b U ^xl tt tkf ThOUM-
tMjti ia LiiKolnVlaii Fkldt. Wrima )tf Hi. .UdiU< Stdoi^.
TbeFAT>*r TII^LANI. AKtj. Xrith Attcilff OU QiMfiwj
•f Comcdiau at the Theatce !■ GMdnuTr-IicMi.
SCaMDE&BEG. ATHgedy. Ai It W AOed'tt thtThcuieia Good^
■•^•-FieM*. Bjr Ht. KmnL Vm ttu» Edfiui, frad tt tmmU.
l^eTKA^eOt oftlLAOflS'lSS; ot Tlie LIK ud Dcttii of Tt^lt
TK'tflUS the ORKaT. ifih ir Afted' n the TbeUM ijt tU Her-MUhR.
With the Amcmttoni of Hi Stdblenn Mcoditui.
The COVENT GARDKN T».*GSDTi A( it it AOed It tbc TlM>
tUt-^ojA kt Dtiax-UUe. B7 Kit m^Oifi Semati.
GOMSDISI.
ThePHOvOX'DHUSBAKDie&a JOVR,MBr toLOrVDOir,
A Camtii. Ai it b AAed « the TlieiCt«>X.07el, by Hit HijlSr'' SMVaMlk
Wntteo br t^c 1^ Sit Jobn Vubmtk, aal Mt. Gibbtt. nKSMmfS*-
•TlicMISEB.. A ComWf^ ItfMB ftOH tlitMl aij MdSM Aibb
Afttd « the Theatic-Kojal ii'i>iwr-I.ut^ b}r Hii itijeftf'i scttnti. By
Bttatr riddiiii. Efi]i
The UdDCBLH HOSBAMD. A Can^, Alfa J> AOfid « Aa
Theatie KotiI in Dnnf-Laae, bf )tit Ma^;'^ SatUtt. Wllitc« bj Hcmf
T1mI<OTT1R.T. AFAKCX. At h It Afted at tlw ThMM-ftOTrf:
■hj hb M^dtT'v saramt. With the lUfick fi^x'd ta Mdt'So^. ^
' The Modish COUFLE< a COnudr. AiitUAacd atthel^icaM
iojil, bj Hit Majeitr'i Seirantt. WtitEen bjr'CKABiLES B^'SDEHs, EI^
The LOVER. A COHSDT. Ae it it Afted at the TheitK ft»jd
U DnUT^Laaei Bf Hit Mijeft j'a SerraHi. Viittea \>j Mi.THSami-
LUSCIBWBK, Cdraediln.
' ^ The COFFEE-HOUSE FOUTiaAtf ] atr the JUSTIQE eMbW hit
•nraTRAf. Aiitb AOcd at the Tbeatieia Lmtola'i-IwiFUlai. Wtli-
Wa bf Mi FleltBng.
TheHUMOVRS ef OXFO^X. AGMMf. Ai ft U Afted « ihii
TbutK'Reral, br-fUi ahtj*^'* S«tnM*. Vaamkj*Qm»muu«tmA-
himColleie.
■nKTBHii/E be-aV. aCobM*. Aitt'ivAfted^af Ac'Tieirie^
Clrrltnl*! r\mt Wttieilbr Hr.'FlAttig.-"
The DISSEMBLED WANTaMi M, Ify SOIT^ MOHBT. 4
Canady. Aa it i> aAc^ at the Th<atie4La;rri !«' UMSk't-b^'Atfdik DUf
itti by Ml. WeUtd.
LO*E in SVWILAL MASCLVIS; A Cbmedv: AtlrllAttAI^
■m ThMMiRH^at, br HH M«ie>T^> S«v«RK WAiTek by iB.'IliMh^ '
The author:* FAR:C£| aodTba tLBAStfRStvCMTOW.
:i4 Ii li Afted at the Tkeitic in the Htf-JUiket.
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9PtX At *fiir tt* iTJLlult mm**,
DBIOHAK. Ab iOKATOKIO t Or. SmmI Dnau. Ai b U i mfti aM
ittjMfclii^*Tlic«ueinihcHaT-Mtik«. ThcHnfiskComroi'^bj MfclUH-
DEL. nc Wptdtbf Mi. HUUPHHSTS.
ATHALiX. Att OKATOILIO: M SACKED DEAMA. «i |«*
ftrtti'd « (he thutie in Odbtd. At the fine of the Tublick Aft. Tb«
Uufidc Compgs'd bf Hi. HANDEL. Tlie Bmiu bf &ii. HUHPHUIS.
«CIS uid GALATEA: An EBsIUh M!uil OP£it.A inThtMAAfc
ftl I* Mt£dt b; Hi. H A H D B L.
vir.!J£5. Aa or£B.A. Aiitit Pedbini'd It tbcThMue-lLojnl [■
U*cel«'«-laa Fkld*. The MoflA Compbi'd^ Hi. Toifft cittiStOeatR
Sitirl^ Jtmtat. Tke Wonbbjr Mi.tfVjr,fAit£rj.
AMELIA. A Hew SnglifhOPEB-A. Ai it It Tc^im'tl u tlie Hew
TbMti* in ttw Haj-Htikct. S«c to Hoiick bf Mi. John Iicdulek LaiUpc
OfEKAS UMife* HUSICK.
Tha SEGOAB.** OfERA. Ai it ii Aftcd tt tbe llMMtMLt^I Is
£incobi'*-laD Field*. WritlM brUi- Gar* ThtSccand EditioBL To «U«lt
it Added the Oaveinuc io Scoic) With the Hnjick piefix'd lo each SMg,
Tbe TUNES to the SOltCI ia the SEGGA!.'* OfB^ Toa^'d fbi
At E L U T E. Coatttnini Sin; H iae Aiu,
ACHILLES, An OVEKAi Wiittcab;tlMlMcHt.OAf. nraSteOBtf
Edition. To ahicli i* added ikaLllEvf ACUILLBSt EntiftedMai
TiOOW AuthMi.
TheLIVELX LAKE, udCOVNTBLT LASS. An OPERA. At
it i* teifiMm'd it the TbcKict in Dntjp-Luie ud the Haf-Matket^ WM lAe
MliSek pnfis'd to etch Soog.
'iriteBOAlLDlilG-ICHOOLt oi, The SHAH CAPTAJlti A*
OPKB. A. A* it b Teifoioi'd at the Tht>i[c-B.o]rBl in biaijr-LaDC, \iy Hia
Mtieftr'i SetTIiKt. Viltten by the Anthoi of The Beggu'i Veddia|, and
Til* Devil to ttj. With the Mefich picfix'd to Hcb Spog.
TbcDEVILtoPATi 01. TbeWlVES HBTAHOELPHOE*D. Aa
,' OPEA.A. At it bPedium'd at the Thcati»K07il io Dnu]r-L>oe. B^ Hit
ti,»]t&ft Senramt. Writttn b; the AMoc of «h« Beggu'i Wedding. With
the Hnfick pietia'd to eadi Song,
The MOCK DOCTORi oi. The DU-MB LADT Cm'd. A Ccnedr.
Done fiom MOLIEKE. Ai it it Afted u (he Theuie-Rojtil in Dnur-Lanc
Wf Bit Majeft}*! Setvanu, Wiih the MuGck picfix'd to each Song.
TbeHlGHLAND-FAIft.) oiUNIOH of [hcCLAKS. An OPEELA.
At it it Afted tt tbe Theacie-B.ojril in Diury-Lane, bf Hii Majelly** SeiTanti.
Written b]>Mi.MITCHSLL. With the HUSICK, (which vhoUjtoniiftl «f
'•<•[■ TUNES) Picfix'd IB sadi Song.
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tlojal, by hi« Majefty'* SeiTtotE.
■SltVlAi6r,theC&UNT».rBllMAL. An Opera. Ai it it Aaed
■t (lit Thtatte Rojal in Uneolft'a-Iiin Fi«1ds.With the Mufick pedx'd lo
■ach Song. Wrinen by Mr. LILLO, Author of^tbe Tiagedy of GEOB.GK
JAB.N W&LIi.
LOVE IqrIIiDDLE. a PAStOELAI.. A>it tJi'AfteilattheT^Ci*
ttC'Rojial by Rh Majeft^'i Setvanti. Wiiiteo by Mr. Cibber. With the U,v
£cli picfix'd to cacb Soag. ■ ■ ■
The VILLAGE OPEKAh Ai ii ji Aded (ttbe.TbeMie'Koyal, bv Ha
Majcl-y'* SeiT^ii. Wtittcn by Mr. Johhfoo.' 4iih tbe MuficC ptetU'd to
•Bin Song.
The LOVER'l OPERA. Aiitis A fied at (lie Theatre R.ov al in jDluiy-LanCb
Vnttcd by Mt. Cfatwood. The Thild Edition, vith AltciatfoiM: And t^
Mufick picfii'd to each Song.
KOU.VS tnrn'd FABULIST! 0(, VULCABft.WEDXlING. An Ope.
Ta: After ilie Minnet of the ficggar'i Opeia. Ai it is perfoim'd ai the Tlie»-
ue-RoytU in Lincoln's -I an Ficldi. Wi(h the Mofiek p:efii'd to each Song.
The FASH ION ABLE LADI»ot H^\L E.SIV I N't OPE^A. U
the Manoer of a REHEARSAL. As it ii Iciform'd at the TheatiC ia
Goodman'a-Fidds. Wiiiicn by Mt. Ralph, With thd MolTck pre£x'd ro each
Song. '
P^TJE tai PEGGr; Or, the FAIR. FOUNDLING. A Sctch BMaA
.Open. As it ii Afted ai the Thcalte-Royal in Diuiy-Lane. With the Mu-
£ck piefix'd to each Song.
D^ MOV and P MILLION! A Billail Opera ofOneAa.Aaic hWt-
fbimed at the Theatre-Royal in Dtiiiy-Lane. With the Muficic pt^fii'd lo
each Song.
^ The CHAMBIR-WAID. A B ALL Aft OPER. A of die Aft. Al
itiiPeifotm'd at the- TheaucRoyal, by Hi* Uajefiy's Seivaois. With the
Unlick picfix'd lo each Song.
The QU A K E R 'i O F £ R A. At peiA)rm*4 at Lee'i and Harper'a Greft
Theatrical Booth in Butholamew-Fair. Wiih the Mufick picfix'd to mcIi'
Song.
ROBIN HOOD.. An OPEXA. Withthi Mofidt prefts'dio each S«ij.
ThtlGEMEROUS FREE-MASOH : ot, TheCONSTANT LADT. With tb«
Hnmouij of Sguiic Noodle, and his Man Doodle. A Tragi- Comi-Faidotf
Idlad Opeia. In Thiee aSs. With the Mufick pirfi'd » each Sooj.
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